The HCM City Museum showcases 300 years of Vietnamese clothing in a new heritage exhibit.

The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum (VNFAM) launched a new programme “Night at the Museum” on October 31, bringing art to life after dark.

The Hanoi city government is reviewing a proposal to build a Hanoi Beer Museum on a prime piece of land at 183 Hoang Hoa Tham Street, currently home to the Hanoi Beer Factory.

The archives consist of administrative records, maps, and technical drawings from 1911–1955 left by French coal companies, along with images capturing coal mining, colonial architecture, miners’ lives, and the local community.

With over 400 ancient artifacts, Chi Bao’s museum showcases rare national treasures.

Many ancient antiques are on display in an exhibition in Da Nang, the most livable city in Vietnam.

Despite their rich collections, many museums in HCM City have struggled with public engagement due in part to outdated communication methods.

The Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts has unveiled a newly curated space dedicated to folk and applied art, officially inaugurated on June 24 to mark the museum’s founding anniversary in 1966.

When VietNamNet reporters interviewed young visitors at the museums, they all shared a common desire for real-life experiences.

Interactive learning and social media outreach are making military museums more relevant and appealing to younger generations.

Hanoi’s new Military History Museum, built at a cost of $100 million, has sparked an unprecedented wave of public interest, redefining how museums attract visitors in Vietnam.

The Dao Mau (Mother Goddess Religion) Museum built by artist Xuan Hinh spans 5,500 square meters and captivates visitors with its stunning, uniquely designed architecture.

The Ho Chi Minh Campaign Museum honors the final days of the war with one of Vietnam’s rarest national treasures.

Visitors in Việt Nam and abroad can now learn about the history and development of the Tây Nguyên (Central Highlands) province of Lâm Đồng from its early days until today through a 3D virtual tour launched by its museum.

The museum will be displaying exhibits, photos and documents related to the culture of Đà Nẵng and the central region over a total area of 86,000sq.m.

The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum in Hanoi on February 21 received 25 contemporary art works from the Vietnam Fine Arts Association.

The newly built Da Nang Museum, featuring state-of-the-art technology and expanded exhibition spaces, will officially open in March 2025.

Many museums in Vietnam have adopted innovative and engaging approaches to further attract visitors in the digital era.

On its first day, Hanoi’s Military History Museum drew visitors moved by the powerful artifacts that embody Vietnam’s history and resilience.