[2025 Hanoi Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Trang Tien Plaza (Updated Jul)

Looking for the perfect way to spend an evening in Hanoi? Whether you’re into chill bars, scenic strolls, or dancing until late, this itinerary has you covered. 🍸 Start with Drinks at a Stylish Bar Kick off your night with cocktails and good vibes at one of Hanoi’s trendiest spots: • Use Bar. – A sleek, modern bar with minimalist aesthetics and a curated cocktail menu. Perfect for a laid-back start to the evening. • Sáng Ánh – Tucked away in the Old Quarter, this moody, atmospheric spot serves creative drinks in a setting full of character. • Angelina (at the Sofitel Legend Metropole) – Elegant, upscale, and effortlessly cool. Ideal for pre-dinner drinks or a luxurious toast. 🌆 Evening Stroll: Hoàn Kiếm Lake & Tràng Tiền Plaza After a few drinks, take a leisurely walk around Hoàn Kiếm Lake. The lake is especially beautiful at night, with its glowing red bridge and the peaceful atmosphere. Just a few steps away is Tràng Tiền Plaza – a high-end shopping mall where you can window-shop luxury brands or grab a late-night snack at one of its cafés. 💃 Let’s Go Clubbing: Dance the Night Away If you’re ready to turn up the energy, Hanoi’s nightlife won’t disappoint. • The Weekend – A popular local club known for its fun crowd and party vibes. Expect hip-hop, EDM, and lots of energy. • Noxx – A stylish venue with great DJs and a futuristic feel. Perfect for those who want to party in a more upscale environment. *Tips: • Dress smart for clubs – casual chic is the norm. • Many bars and clubs in Hanoi close by 2–3 AM, so plan accordingly. • Taxis and Grab (Vietnam’s ride-hailing app) are your best bets for safe and easy transport. Enjoy your night in Hanoi – cheers to great drinks, beautiful views, and unforgettable memories! 🍹✨ #localguides #nightout #bar

#travelanywhere What we did in Hanoi:
 ✧ Walked around Hoan Kiem Lake in the morning
it was really nice walking around at 7am and seeing everyone slowly start their day in the morning. there were so many elderly people doing tai chi, zumba, fishing and playing badminton around the park and opening their shops, really interesting to see. 
Hoan Kiem Lake is really pretty at night as well, we stopped by there again to watch the sunset and take some pix ~ 
✧ Exploring Old Quarter
There were so many streets selling different things like clothes, gifts, snacks and more and the Old Quarter really comes alive at night. And they do hold a huge night market every Saturday. 
✧ Hang Da Market
we visited their underground level which is where they sell secondhand clothes, shoes and accessories. went there to thrift but be prepared to haggle a lil bcuz they really raise the price up so much for tourists and are very insistent on you purchasing something even if youre just lookin around 😭 
✧ Choc Dong Tac Market
one huge giant thrift market, they have rows and rows of shops just selling secondhand clothes and for cheap! when i say its just mountains of clothes they really are mountains…some clothes are just lying on the floor in the shops and getting stepped on 😀 you just gotta have the patience and stamina to dig through everything…..def can find some really nice pieces here 
✧ HieuSecondhand and Tiem Cassette Nau
not really thrift but a shop selling vintage clothes and they had a second level selling casettes and records (Tiem Casette)! pretty nice place and they had a lot of vintage designer items for an okay price. 
✧ Ta Hien Beer Street
VERY crowded place but very happening!!! promoters will be trying to pull you in to their bars/restaurants just make sure you take note of your belongings and also the guys here abit pervy so just be careful 😵💫 lots of bars to try and is also the main street where all the clubs are! 
✧ St Joseph’s Cathedral
stopped by at night because they were having a mini christmas event so we came to take some pics! it was really crowded tho but cathedral was pretty, i think it looked nicer at night with all the lights 
✧ Vincom Centre
just a standard shopping mall, i think its one of their biggest malls there 
✧ Trang Tien Plaza
one of the fancier malls i’ve seen, its so pretty at night and all the big designer brands are there. 
✧ Nightclubs
didnt manage to go but heres some of the clubs i heard are good from the locals there and my friends:
🕺Club 1900
🕺The Circle
🕺The Unicorn 
✧ Train Street #hanoi #vietnam

Trang Tien Plaza is the first luxury commercial centre of Vietnam, where the original building was built by France in 1901, this is an address with many historical and cultural values. It is located near Hoan Kiem Lake, just about a minute or two walking, at 24 Hai Ba Trung Street, and is open daily from 0930-2130. Trang Tien Plaza is a 6th storey shopping mall with many famous international brands like Chanel, Versace, Tommy Hilfiger and many more for you to shop. The inside of the mall is decorated in European style, mainly in white and gold colors, every details are carefully presented in French style to show the ancient but still have the modern touch.

The "Chang Tien Plaza" area is a high-end shopping area centered around Chan Tien Road. At the center of it all is Chan Tien Plaza. The airport shuttle taxi driver said, "It's a store for the rich, so it has nothing to do with ordinary people." Indeed, it is home to world-famous brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Gucci. There is also a movie theater on the top floor. The "Chang Tien Plaza" area is a bit of a high-end streetscape. 🎀🛍

Xin Chao 🙏🏾Hello in Vietnamese 🇻🇳 For those who travel to Vietnam and don't know what to buy as souvenirs for friends 💖I recommend 👉🏽Chocolate, coffee beans and instant coffee There are many brands to choose from. You can ask the staff to recommend. They are ready to present and sell, but not hard sell. Mall: Tràng Tiền Plaza City: Hanoi Country: Vietnam🇻🇳 #VietnamTravel #FlyTravelWithTrip

#winhkflight Trang Tien Street is one of the most visited streets, simply because of its proximity to the Old Quarter. Besides books, Tràng Tiền is also known for its prestigious ice-cream. Tràng Tiền ice-cream is a famous trade mark and popular among all Hanoians. Days and nights there are plenty of people making it to the ice-cream shop from all over the city. Look for the crowd and you will see where the ice-cream comes from. Make sure you try kem cốm (young green rice flavoured ice-cream) and kem đậu xanh (mung-bean ice-cream). The street is closed for cars on weekend to make it solely walking street. I want to travel to Hong Kong to explore the cultural and architectural heritage.