The Saigon Central Post Office was built in the late 19th century in a classical European style and is often attributed to French architects of the period. Inside, it is admired for its steel-arched roof, the old hand-painted maps on the walls and the portrait of President Ho Chi Minh at the end of the hall. It remains a working post office as well as a popular sightseeing stop where visitors can buy postcards and souvenirs while admiring the architecture.
Open directions, explore nearby places in this province, or read reviews before you go.
A few more places in this province to keep shaping your route.
Vuon Lai Traditional Memorial Stele in Ho Chi Minh City is a local historic memorial with a stele and compact grounds.
The Cu Chi Tunnels are a vast wartime tunnel network, a testament to the endurance of the local people.
Independence Palace is a historic mansion tied to the end of the war in 1975, now a special national relic.
Thanh Tam Pagoda, also known for Bat Buu Phat Dai, is an active place of worship in Ho Chi Minh City.
Log in to share your experience and help others choose the right place.
No reviews yet. Be the first!