Ngày Chủ nhật hoàn hảo ở Sài Gòn

Admire the charming Saigon Post Office

A trip to Saigon would not be complete without visiting one of Vietnam’s most beautiful examples of French colonial architecture, the Saigon Central Post Office, with its iconic curved windows and the large clock above the main entrance.

Cafe hopping to find the best Ca Phe Sua Da

Coffee has been an indispensable cultural feature of Saigonese life since the French colonial era and serves as a place to meet friends, partners, and is even an ideal spot for dating. Make sure you enjoy Saigon's signature Ca Phe Sua Da (iced coffee with condensed milk) on a street corner like a local before you leave.

Catch a motorbike ride with a local to beat the traffic

Take a motorbike ride during rush hour and feel your heart race with the traffic. Don't forget to take a deep breath and soak it all in; you will feel life rushing through your body in the most exciting way.

Sit on a stool and enjoy all the delicious street food

Sit at the edge of the traffic and enjoy the unique, cheap, and authentic foods that we locals love so much. We know you won't be comfortable on the little stools, but we promise the experience will be worthwhile!

Treat yourself to a breathtaking view from a rooftop bar

Saigon is the best city for nightlife in Vietnam, and the best way to enjoy that chill vibe is from one of the city's many rooftop bars. Our favorites are Glow and Chill, but there are always new, exciting venues popping up each month for you to explore.

Have a fabulous night out in Saigon

If fancy, sophisticated rooftop bars aren't your scene, don't worry—head to Pham Ngu Lao for some bia hoi (street draft beer), check out the multiple live music venues around the city, visit the night market in District 1, and much more for a unique experience.

Pamper yourself with a spa day

Saigon can really stimulate all your senses, and when that becomes overwhelming, make sure to save some time to unwind at one of the spas around the city for a fraction of the price you would pay in your home country.

Have a boozy Sunday brunch by the Saigon River

Allow us to let you in on a little Saigon secret. The Deck restaurant in District 2 is a staple for Sunday brunch by the river, with a delicious pan-Asian brunch menu that consists of not only classics like eggs Benedict, avocado toast, croque-monsieur, and croque-madame, but also a special buy-one-get-one-free deal on Moët & Chandon. Now that’s a brunch for kings and queens who like to wake up a little late on the weekend.

Shop 'til you drop

Come visit our SUNDAY shop at 228 Le Thanh Ton St., District 1, for a one-stop shopping experience. Our wide range of high-quality, contemporary, locally-made handicrafts ensures you’ll have an awesome selection of gifts for everyone back home!