St Joseph Cathedral in Hanoi, officially the Cathedral of Saint Joseph, was inaugurated in 1887 in a Gothic style that recalls Notre-Dame de Paris. With its two tall bell towers and weathered facade it is one of the oldest churches in Vietnam. The area around the cathedral is lively with cafes and the famous iced lemon tea stalls, and it has become a favourite meeting point for young people and travellers exploring the old quarter on foot.
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A few more places in this province to keep shaping your route.
Tran Quoc Pagoda is the oldest pagoda in Hanoi, set on a small islet on West Lake with a striking red stupa.
The Hoa Lo Prison Relic in central Hanoi presents artifacts and documents about the prison's history across several periods.
The Hoan Kiem Lake pedestrian area restricts vehicles around the lake in Hanoi during announced operating periods and traffic plans.
The Temple of Literature in Hanoi is a heritage complex of gates, courtyards, stone stelae and worship spaces.
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