Top check-in spots around Hanoi during autumn

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Phan Dinh Phung street appears romantic on sunny days during the autumn.
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The Thang Long Imperial Citadel is a top suggestion for check-in spots during a tour around the capital.
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Walking on the pedestrian streets around Hoan Kiem lake, also known as Sword lake, or visiting Trang Tien Plaza located in the heart of the capital are unmissable experience during the autumn.
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The American news channel also suggests some interesting tours when visiting Hanoi, such as walking around the Old Quarter to see the old streets, jewelry, fabrics, and flower shops.
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A peaceful scene can be found in Hanoi at this time of year.
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The headquarters of Ha Noi Moi newspaper is a popular check-in spot among young people.
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Visitors should not miss out on a trip to Hoa Lo Prison which now offers night tours and attracts plenty of tourists.
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Hanoi flag tower is a historical sight in the heart of the capital.
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Travelling along Hanoi’s famous ceramic road
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Long Bien bridge is a top check-in spot for people who prefer a classic style of architecture.
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Cat Linh metro station is a symbol of the capital’s development and is a new check-in spot among many people.

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