Old French buildings in Hanoi


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October 13th 2008
Published: October 13th 2008
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During the French rule in Vietnam from 1858 to 1954, many cathedrals, government offices, hotels and villas of French architecture were built. You can see them in different cities of Vietnam such as Hanoi, Hải Phòng, Sapa, Đà Lạt and Sài Gòn. Some areas of Hanoi city are called "French quarters", as many old French buildings are still preserved there. They are now used as government offi... Read Full Entry



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One of old French buildingsOne of old French buildings
One of old French buildings

Opposite my secondary school on Hai Bà Trưng street is another old French building.
Mail express and bank officesMail express and bank offices
Mail express and bank offices

On Lê Thạch street in Hanoi's center.
B&W photo of Đồng Xuân marketB&W photo of Đồng Xuân market
B&W photo of Đồng Xuân market

This photo was taken by the French during their rule in Vietnam. Now this market is located in Hanoi's Old Quarter.
B&W photo of Long Biên BridgeB&W photo of Long Biên Bridge
B&W photo of Long Biên Bridge

The bridge was built by the French during 1899 - 1902.



26th September 2010

familiar places
I love these photos. They are familiar places but I've often wondered what some of these buildings are, especially the government guesthouse. thanks for sharing them. Great to know you went to that school that I've passed so often.

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