The bao tang My Thuat Cung Dinh Hue, also known as Hue Museum of Royal Antiquities, is located in Phu Hau, Thua Thien Hue, Vietnam. It is a museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich art and cultural heritage of the former Imperial City of Hue. The museum is housed within the Long An Palace, which was once a residence of royal family members during the Nguyen Dynasty.
Boi Tran Garden, also known as Boi Tran Art Gallery, is not only one of the pioneering privately owned art galleries in Vietnam but the very first and only one in the onetime Imperial city of Hue, proud to be an exquisite international compound for art, antiques, centuries-old architecture and later Hue-eraculinary culture which gave Hue its reputation as afood capital continues today.
Bao ta ng Ho Cha Minh or Ho Chi Minh Museum, in commemoration of the most eminent figure in Vietnam, is always in the van of research, collection, protection, storage and exhibition; education, promotion and long-term development of the values of Ho Chi Minh’s cultural heritage, thoughts and style, facilitating visitors in life-long learning and promoting their passion for self-discovery, experiencing and interacting with the exhibits.
