APEC Park is defined by a central steel dome shaped like a soaring kite. This prominent, three-dimensional structure sits on the west bank of the Hàn River in the Bình Hiên ward, occupying over eight thousand square meters of space. It…
Han Riverfront Landmarks
Walk along the bustling riverfront of Bach Dang Street to see Da Nang's most famous symbols, including the fire-breathing Dragon Bridge and the historic Museum of Cham Sculpture. Experience the cool river breeze and the energy of the city's main promenade.
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1. APEC Park
2. Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture
The Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture is distinguished by its blend of European Gothic architecture and traditional Cham temple motifs. Built between nineteen fifteen and nineteen nineteen, it stands as the only institution in the world…
3. Dragon Bridge West Park
The Dragon Bridge spans the Han River as a six-lane steel structure shaped like a golden dragon. At six hundred sixty-six meters long, it is recognized as the largest dragon-shaped steel bridge in the world. The design takes its…
4. Da Nang Cathedral
Da Nang Cathedral is immediately identifiable by its candy-pink facade and the towering bell tower topped with a gray alloy rooster. Known locally as the Rooster Church, or Con Ga, this Gothic-style structure serves as the cathedral for…
5. Han Market
Han Market occupies a prominent city block bounded by Tran Phu, Bach Dang, Hung Vuong, and Nguyen Thai Hoc streets. This two-story structure is defined by its sprawling, airy design and a grid of hundreds of individual stalls. It takes its…
6. Han River Bridge
The Han River Bridge is identified by its cable-stayed design and a central section that rotates ninety degrees on its axis. Opened in the year two thousand, this structure is the first swing bridge in Vietnam to be designed and built…
7. Đà Nẵng Museum
The Da Nang Museum occupies a prominent building that features a Neoclassical design with a central three-story facade facing the Han River. Construction began in eighteen ninety-eight and finished in nineteen hundred, during which time it…