Hanoi Art Deco through time

Hanoi 2006–2024 7 photos of this spot

7 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Hanoi, spanning 2006–2024. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

This 2006 photograph shows Đồng Xuân Market in Hanoi, Vietnam, the city's largest indoor market, located in the Old Quarter. The market has operated on this site since the French colonial period and remains a center of local trade.

Đồng Xuân Market 2006 This 2006 photograph shows Đồng Xuân Market in Hanoi, Vietnam, the city's largest indoor market, located in the Old Quarter. The market has operated on this site since the French colonial period and remains a center of local trade.

Dong Xuan market 2007 Vendors and storefronts at Dong Xuan Market in Hanoi, photographed in 2007. Located in the city's Old Quarter, it is Hanoi's largest indoor market and a longtime center of wholesale and retail trade.

Street corner in Hanoi 2015 A street corner in Hanoi, Vietnam's capital, whose Old Quarter mixes centuries-old shophouses and narrow trading streets, each traditionally named for the goods once sold there, with the bustle of modern city life.

Hanoi Art Deco 2015 This 2015 photograph documents an example of Art Deco architecture in Hanoi, a style introduced to the city during the French colonial period and still visible in parts of its older residential neighborhoods.

Hanoi Art Deco 2015 Taken in 2015, this image shows another Art Deco building in Hanoi, reflecting the French colonial architectural influence that shaped parts of the city in the early decades of the 20th century.

Hanoi's Old Quarter 2024 Another scene from Hanoi's Old Quarter, captured on November 3, 2024. The district, with roots reaching back centuries, remains one of the most visited areas of Vietnam's capital.

Ngõ Gạch Street, Hanoi 2024 Ngo Gach, or 'Brick Alley,' a narrow lane within Hanoi's Old Quarter, the historic core of the city where each street traditionally specialized in a particular trade.