Saigon

Saigon, officially known as Ho Chi Minh City, is the largest city in Vietnam and one of the most vibrant metropolises in Southeast Asia. The streets are filled with scooters, shops, food stalls and people on the move. French colonial buildings sit alongside modern skyscrapers, and Buddhist temples are surrounded by cafes and shopping malls.
The city center, District 1, is the heart of commercial and cultural life. Here you can visit the Opera House, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Old Post Office and the War Remnants Museum. In addition to its history, Saigon is famous for its street food. Soups, Vietnamese pancakes, condensed milk coffee and more.
Although crowded and noisy, Saigon has a special charm. The people are friendly and the energy of the city quickly catches up with you. Whether you want to explore traditional markets, stroll along the Saigon River or relax in a cafe with a view of the city, there is always something new to discover.