Museum of Trade Ceramics Hoi An

80 Tran Phu St., Hoi An , Vietnam
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    Attraction Type:

    History museum

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  • 1

    Finding the sun (and the full moon)

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    We finally managed to take a journey without any problems (well apart from a broken seat)! Even better when we arrived the sun was shining. We heard the sun wasn't likely to last for long so we hired bikes and headed to the beach for the last part of the afternoon where we managed to swim and soak up some sun.

    In the evening we headed …

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  • 1

    Hoi An - A Vietnamese gem

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    ... , Quan Cong Temple, the Fujian Assembly Hall, the Chinese Assembly Hall, the Japanese covered bridge, and the Museum of Trade Ceramics. We also visited an old townhouse which was pretty awkward as it appears to double as a tourist attraction and a ...

  • 2

    Stylish Suits and Old Charm

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    ... our touristy day, we bought our ticket which entitled us to entry into 5 of the old halls and houses in Hoi An. Our first stop was the Museum of Trade Ceramics, which was a little dull but was the best of the museums. After that we wandered into a free ...

  • 3

    Middle Viet Nam

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    ... there was no one taking tickets.  It's a poor thing with a few photographs and dusty archaeological remains I'm hopeful that the Museum of Trade Ceramics will be better but I end up in the Phic Kio Assembly hall by mistake.  The woman on the ...

  • 4

    Tailors and Bicycles

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    ... . We arranged to come back for fitting in the afternoon, then rode our hired bikes around Hoi An, seeing the Japanese covered bridge, the Museum of Trade Ceramics and all the old streets, and finding a geocache. We found lunch at a street stall beside ...

  • 5

    Hoi An: The cutest little city in Vietnam

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    ... back into the old town area of the town to continue touring the sites. We went to the Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, the Hoi An Museum of Trade Ceramics, and the Museum of Hoi An History and Culture. During sunset, we hopped on to a long boat to experience ...