Hanoi Art Deco through time

Hanoi 2015–2024 5 photos of this spot

5 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Hanoi, spanning 2015–2024. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

An Art Deco building in Hanoi, photographed in 2015. French architects introduced the style to the city in the 1920s and 1930s, and a number of its geometric facades survive alongside Hanoi's older colonial and pre-colonial architecture.

Hanoi Art Deco 2015 An Art Deco building in Hanoi, photographed in 2015. French architects introduced the style to the city in the 1920s and 1930s, and a number of its geometric facades survive alongside Hanoi's older colonial and pre-colonial architecture.

Hàng Bạc and Hàng Bồ streets 2018 Hàng Bạc and Hàng Bồ streets in Hanoi's Old Quarter, seen in 2018. Like many streets in the district, their names recall the specific trade guilds, silverwork and basketry respectively, that once operated along them.

Hang Dao Street 2020 Hang Dao Street runs through Hanoi's Old Quarter, an area long known for streets named after the goods once traded on them. Photographed in 2020.

Hàng Bạc Street, Hanoi 2020 Hàng Bạc, meaning 'Silver Street', in Hanoi's Old Quarter, photographed in 2020. The street has long been associated with silversmiths and moneychangers, part of the historic pattern of trade streets named for their craft.

Hanoi's Old Quarter 2024 A street scene in Hanoi's Old Quarter, the historic commercial heart of the Vietnamese capital, photographed in November 2024.