Vietnam Fine Arts Museum in Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh are the beautiful ancient art museums in Vietnam possessing beautiful architecture, long history, and many quality check-in corners for young people to take pictures.
If you are an art lover, like quiet, the three places below are for you. Fine art museums in Vietnam are important places in the transmission of history and treasures of the cultural and artistic heritage of the Vietnamese ethnic community.
Through the collections, documents, art exhibitions, or artifacts on display, visitors will learn the entire development process of the whole history of Vietnamese art. The following article will accompany visitors to experience 3 Vietnamese Fine Arts museums in Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh.
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Vietnam Fine Arts Museum Hanoi
Address: 66 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi.
Opening hours: 8:30 – 17:00 daily. On New Year’s holidays, there will be an announcement.
According to the experience of visiting the museum, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is one of the museums with the most crucial position in storing and developing the treasure of the cultural and artistic heritage of the nation’s ethnic communities. Vietnamese family.
This place belongs to the system of national art museums of Vietnam, under the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism.
The mission of the Museum since its establishment on June 24, 1966, is to collect, research, preserve, inventory, repair, restore, display, educate, communicate and transmit the values of the present typical national objects, documents, and works of art to people at home and abroad.
In addition to the existing works and artifacts, the artistic architecture and history of the building have attracted a large number of Hanoi tourists, both domestic and foreign, to visit.
The museum’s building used to be the residence of the daughters of French officials throughout Indochina to study in Hanoi, and it was built during the French colonial period. This place is one of the beautiful museums in Vietnam that you should visit when you have the opportunity to come to Hanoi.
In 1962, the Ministry of Culture took responsibility for the house entrusted by the State to transform it into a place to display, collect and transmit typical and valuable works of art from the prehistory of Vietnam to the present day. The building with ancient European architecture has now been renovated into Vietnamese architecture and is suitable for the space of art museums in Vietnam.
At the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum in Hanoi, efforts have been storing a large volume of nearly 20,000 works and artifacts of high value to reflect the basic history of Vietnamese Fine Arts – a rich, long-standing, diverse, and diverse imbued with national identity.
In particular, the Museum has an important place for collecting generations of Indochinese Fine Arts painters, appreciating a brilliant development period of Vietnamese Fine Arts.
Vietnam Fine Arts Museum in Da Nang
Address: No. 78 Le Duan, Thach Thang Ward, Hai Chau District, Da Nang city.
Opening hours: 08:00 – 17:00 daily.
Established on July 29, 2014, Da Nang Fine Arts Museum has always maintained its role of preserving, exploiting, and promoting the value of fine art heritage in the region.
The total display area of Da Nang Fine Arts Museum is 1,185.5m2 on a site of 1,870m2, the building that was the former base of the Da Nang History Museum consists of 3 floors.
Visitors always feel relaxed and comfortable during the tour because the campus is planted with many flowers and grass, and the outer wall is built in square blocks.
Currently, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum in Da Nang stores presents and introduces more than 1000 traditional handicraft artifacts and modern works of art to the public. All are arranged in the thematic exhibition area, ceremony space, and art experience space for children.
With the help of the Vietnam Fine Arts Association leaders and the leaders of the Fine Arts and Photography Department, the Da Nang Fine Arts Museum was able to collect rare artifacts and works.
More specifically, the museum has many sculptors, antiquities collectors, painters in the city and region donating and transferring valuable works and artifacts.
With these valuable supports, the Da Nang Fine Arts Museum is a place to transmit, honor, and promote the value of fine artworks and show the artists’ warmth and respect. The whole country in general and Da Nang artists in particular.
Vietnam Fine Arts Museum Ho Chi Minh City
Address: No. 97A Pho Duc Chinh Street, Nguyen Thai Binh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Opening hours: 08:00 – 17:00
In addition to famous tourist attractions in Ho Chi Minh City such as Notre Dame Cathedral, Ben Thanh Market, Nguyen Hue Walking Street, the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts is also a place that tourists visit and love – is one of the most beautiful museums in Vietnam.
Inside, the museum stores traces of time, artifacts of history, and an ideal place for people who love art and culture.
The museum was operated in 1991 but was established in 1987. The museum building was designed by Mr. Rivera – the French architect, from 1929 to 1934 and completed with a harmonious combination of architectural styles: Asian architecture (China) and European classical architecture (France).
According to the experience of visiting the museum, formerly a Chinese-born businessman named Hua Bon Hoa was the owner of this mansion – now the Ho Chi Minh Museum of Fine Arts.
He was known as one of Saigon’s wealthiest and most famous people with assets, including many favorite places such as Tu Du hospital, Majestic hotel, Saigon emergency center.
With a large campus with an area of 3,514m2, this place is unique because it is the first project in Saigon to include an elevator in the design of the building.
Currently, the museum’s first floor is dedicated to exhibitions, business, art exhibitions, and art organizations. Up to the 2nd floor, you will see sculptures and contemporary art. A top floor is a place for modern art, ancient art, and traditional Vietnamese handicrafts.
