Supreme People’s Court of Vietnam

The Supreme People's Court of Vietnam, in Hanoi

Before you unfolds the impressive building of the Supreme People's Court of Vietnam, the highest court of the country. The Hanoi audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this major institution, whose seat brings together two buildings designed to work together.

The highest court of the country

The Supreme People's Court of Vietnam is the highest court of the country. Its seat, in Hanoi, is composed of two distinct buildings, designed to work together: the historic building of the colonial era and a more recent construction. The ensemble illustrates the continuity of the Vietnamese judicial institution, from the colonial past to the contemporary State.

What to see

Here you observe the ensemble formed by the two buildings of the Supreme Court, where colonial architecture and contemporary construction dialogue. The place illustrates the importance of the judicial institution in Vietnam. It is a stop for those curious about history and architecture, in the heart of Hanoi.

Practical information

The Supreme People's Court of Vietnam lies on Ly Thuong Kiet street, in the heart of Hanoi, reachable on foot. It is a working judicial institution: the façades can be admired from the street, while access inside is reserved and subject to its own rules. It is mainly discovered from the outside, during the walk.

What is the Supreme People's Court of Vietnam?

It is the highest court of the country; its seat, in Hanoi, brings together two buildings designed to work together.

Where is the Supreme People's Court of Vietnam?

On Ly Thuong Kiet street, in the heart of Hanoi, in Vietnam.