There鈥檚 a whole block of colonnaded French colonial buildings on 脨 Phan Boi Chau between Nos 22 and 73, among them the 19th-century Tran Duong House. It鈥檚 still a private home, so a family member will show you around. There's some antique French and Chinese furniture, including a sideboard buffet and a sitting-room set with elaborate mother-of-pearl inlay. By contrast, the large, plain wooden table in the front room is the family bed.
Shutterstock / nhidang
糖心传媒's must-see attractions
14.55 MILES
This wonderfully wacky bridge takes the form of a ginormous, colour-changing dragon, weaving its way across the Han River. If that wasn't attention鈥
0.46 MILES
Built two centuries ago by an ethnically Vietnamese family, this gem of a house has been lovingly preserved through seven generations. Look out for signs鈥
Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese Congregation
0.26 MILES
Originally a traditional assembly hall (or guildhall), this structure was later transformed into a temple for the worship of Thien Hau, a deity who鈥
0.55 MILES
Emblematic of Hoi An, this beautiful bridge was first constructed in the 1590s by the Japanese community to link it with the Chinese quarters. Over the鈥
14.59 MILES
This small but important museum contains the world鈥檚 largest collection of Cham artefacts, housed in buildings marrying French-colonial architecture with鈥
0.38 MILES
Built for worshipping family ancestors of the Tran (闄) clan, this chapel (more accurately an ancestral hall) dates back to 1802. It was commissioned by鈥
0.5 MILES
By Unesco decree, more than 800 historic buildings in Hoi An have been preserved, so much of the Old Town looks as it did several centuries ago. Eighteen鈥
0.2 MILES
Founded in 1653, this small temple is dedicated to Quan Cong, an esteemed Chinese general who is worshipped as a symbol of loyalty, sincerity, integrity鈥
Nearby Hoi An attractions
1. Precious Heritage Museum by R茅hahn
0.01 MILES
Hoi An鈥揵ased French photographer R茅hahn has conceived this cross between museum and gallery, combining his outstanding photos of Vietnam's hill tribes鈥
2. Assembly Hall of the Chaozhou Chinese Congregation
0.11 MILES
Built in 1752, the highlights in this congregational hall are the gleaming woodcarvings on the beams, walls and altar 鈥 absolutely stunning in their鈥
3. Assembly Hall of the Hainan Chinese Congregation
0.16 MILES
Built in 1851, this assembly hall is a memorial to 108 merchants from Hainan Island who were mistaken for pirates and killed in Quang Nam province. The鈥
0.2 MILES
Founded in 1653, this small temple is dedicated to Quan Cong, an esteemed Chinese general who is worshipped as a symbol of loyalty, sincerity, integrity鈥
5. Hoi An Museum of History & Culture
0.2 MILES
Housed in the Quan Am Pagoda, this museum provides a sampling of pre-Cham, Cham and port-era artefacts, with some huge bells, historic photos, old scales鈥
0.25 MILES
Housed in a 200-year-old Chinese trading house, the Handicraft Workshop has artisans making silk lanterns and practising traditional embroidery in the鈥
7. Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese Congregation
0.26 MILES
Originally a traditional assembly hall (or guildhall), this structure was later transformed into a temple for the worship of Thien Hau, a deity who鈥
8. Chinese All-Community Assembly Hall
0.29 MILES
Founded in 1773, this assembly hall was used by Fujian, Cantonese, Hainanese, Chaozhou and Hakka congregations in Hoi An. To the right of the entrance are鈥