Hanoi Towers

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The Hanoi Towers, a modern complex in the heart of Hanoi

A large modern tower catches the eye: it is the Hanoi Towers, a contemporary building complex. The Hanoi audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this ensemble, which contrasts with the old and colonial heritage of the capital.

A contemporary ensemble on a history-laden site

The Hanoi Towers form a complex of modern buildings, housing notably offices and dwellings, in the heart of Hanoi. The site is linked to the history of Hoa Lo Prison, part of which once occupied this location before being demolished. The contrast between this contemporary architecture and the past of the place illustrates the transformations of the Vietnamese capital over the decades.

What to see

Here you observe the modern outline of the Hanoi Towers, which contrasts with the old and colonial heritage of the centre of Hanoi. The site, next to Hoa Lo Prison, illustrates the coexistence between history and modernity in the capital. It is a stop to understand the urban transformations of the city, during the walk.

Practical information

The Hanoi Towers lie in the heart of Hanoi, near Hoa Lo Prison, reachable on foot. It is a complex housing offices and dwellings: it is observed from the public space, its outline being freely admired from the street. Access inside depends on its private uses. It is mainly discovered from the outside.

What are the Hanoi Towers?

It is a complex of modern buildings, housing offices and dwellings, in the heart of Hanoi, on a site linked to the history of Hoa Lo Prison.

Where are the Hanoi Towers?

In the heart of Hanoi, near Hoa Lo Prison, in Vietnam.

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