Flights from Italy to Vietnam

Discover Vietnam

Discover Vietnam

Why visit Vietnam?

Vietnam offers a mix of energetic cities, tranquil countryside, and dramatic coastlines, where modern life sits alongside layered history and enduring traditions.

What to expect

From the tree-lined boulevards of Hanoi and the bustle of Ho Chi Minh City to the beaches around Da Nang and the lantern-lit streets of nearby Hoi An, you find diverse landscapes and experiences in one journey.

Plan your trip

You can combine time in Vietnam's cultural hubs with coastal retreats and river regions, and easily link your visit with wider Southeast Asia using Vietnam's growing network of domestic flights and regional connections.

Top experiences in Vietnam

Explore Hanoi's Old Quarter

Wander through narrow streets lined with shophouses, lakeside promenades, and lively cafes that capture the capital's distinct character.

Discover Ho Chi Minh City's landmarks

Visit grand colonial-era buildings, tree-shaded avenues, and museums that trace the city's past and rapid modern evolution.

Beach time in Da Nang

Relax on long sandy beaches backed by mountains, with easy access to scenic viewpoints and coastal temples.

Day trip to Hoi An from Da Nang

Take a short journey to Hoi An to see preserved merchant houses, riverside lanterns, and tailor shops in a compact historic centre.

Cruise in Ha Long Bay

Sail between limestone karsts and sheltered coves on a day or overnight cruise from northern Vietnam.

Visit the Mekong Delta

Head out from Ho Chi Minh City to explore canals, river islands, and rural communities shaped by the great Mekong River.

Ride the Hai Van Pass

Travel between Da Nang and Hue along a coastal road known for sweeping sea views and misty mountain scenery.

Experience Vietnam's way of life

Getting around

Domestic flights link Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City efficiently, while trains and intercity buses connect major towns and coastal stretches for slower journeys. Within cities, taxis, ride-hailing services, and short walks are often the easiest way to move between districts.

Local life & culture

In Vietnam you see early-morning park exercises, pavements that act as living rooms, and a strong café culture shaped by local traditions. Each region has its own pace, from Hanoi's calm lakeside rituals to the south's more fast-moving, entrepreneurial style.

Where to unwind

You can unwind on central Vietnam's long beaches around Da Nang, in hill retreats such as Sapa and Da Lat, or on island getaways like Phu Quoc. Urban parks, lakefronts, and riverside promenades in the big cities also offer quieter corners to pause between sightseeing.

A taste of Vietnam

National dishes & specialties

Vietnam is known for dishes such as pho noodle soup, fresh herb-filled rolls, and bun noodle bowls, with Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City each showcasing their own styles and flavours.

Casual & modern dining hubs

In Vietnam's cities you find everything from simple pavement eateries to contemporary bistros and cafés, where menus range from regional classics to modern interpretations and international cuisine.

Signature & scenic dining

You can enjoy rooftop dinners above Ho Chi Minh City's skyline, riverside terraces in Hoi An and Da Nang, or refined restaurants in Hanoi's historic districts that pair local ingredients with thoughtful presentation.

Retail therapy in Vietnam

Malls & lifestyle hubs

Large shopping centres in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang bring together international brands, local designers, cinemas, and dining, often in air-conditioned complexes ideal for a midday break.

Markets & local crafts

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Hoi An are known for markets and workshops selling textiles, lacquerware, tailoring, and handicrafts, giving you a chance to bring home something distinctly Vietnamese.

Evening retail scene

After dark, central districts in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City come alive with night streets, late-opening shops, and stalls, blending shopping with a lively street-side atmosphere.

Best time to visit Vietnam

Vietnam stretches across several climate zones, so seasons vary between regions. In the north, peak season runs roughly from October to April, when Hanoi and Ha Long Bay are cooler and drier, with average temperatures around 17–23°C (63–73°F). Central Vietnam around Da Nang has a shoulder season from February to August, with warm, mostly dry conditions and typical temperatures of 24–30°C (75–86°F). Southern Vietnam, including Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, is generally warm year-round with a pronounced wet season from May to October, often considered low season, when temperatures average 27–31°C (81–88°F) with short, intense showers.

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