Museum of Ho Chi Minh City

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Modern and modern space for acidosis
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This place was originally designed by Alfred Paul Hongs to display products and products from South Vietnam and was planned for a fair. The building began in 1885 and completed in 1890. During the 130 years of the building, its use has changed continuously.
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What is interesting is that the owner of this place changes over and over again during the invasion. It was also used as the official residence of the general after being invaded by the Japanese. Unlike its intended purpose, this palace-like place was large and could be used for various purposes. However, since it is also a place designed for the purpose of displaying objects, the museum program that has been established now is very suitable for the purpose of the space.
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This exhibition exhibits the industrialization process of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, the horrors of war, and the story of this land from ancient times. From the way bronze was made 3,000 years ago to how industrial objects came and remained during industrialization, you can learn more than you might think in chronological order.
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Although it is a city museum, it is easy to witness many people taking wedding photos here and taking photos to post on Instagram. The space from before the city of Ho Chi Minh was called Ho Chi Minh is actually a place that tells the story of modern times. So, as it is a space that weaves the story of this land with life, not for ornamental purposes, from the past to the present, the scenes that the space shows go far beyond the scope of a general museum.
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What's more, this museum is not only about the contents of the exhibition, but also the taste of seeing and enjoying the space. *Grand stair, easily found in European styles in the past, refers to the largest stairway in the center of the space. In modern times, it has been transformed into a 'terrace stair' in a department store or a large cultural complex, but the center of the space There is no big change in the method of capturing and creating the most impressive scene), the high ceiling, and the decorative shape of the columns are also the same as those of Europe. From the entrance to the grandeur created by the arrangement of columns to enjoy, the huge staircase that meets at the same time as you enter the huge entrance that is far beyond the height of a person, and the sacredness you feel while going up the second floor, this space is synesthetic as well as historically significant.
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This is the #Ho Chi Minh City Museum, a space that is like a living witness of Ho Chi Minh's modern and contemporary times.
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Location_ 65 Lý Tự Trọng, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam
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Admission fee _ 30000vnd (about 1500 won)
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Opening hours _ 08-17
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Parking _ Available
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PS. This space is being operated in accordance with the Vietnam government corona prevention guidelines. Please note that there is no inconvenience in using the space.