Three-storeyed construction was built in the style of Art-deco architecture that harmonizes the most quintessential values from the Asian and European fine arts school. The whole construction is a U-shaped house, at the rear of the main building is a small courtyard with a lot of sunlight. It consists of three main buildings:

You can keep your luggages in the wardrobe at the right of the main entrance of each building, so you don’t have to carry these all day long. And remember that you are not allowed to touch the artifacts displayed. If you did, the bell would ring and the guards would come to blame you. You also have to pay 300 000 VND if you want to take photos with a professional camera, but there is no fee when you take photos with a mobile phone. Last but not least, don’t make too much noise because people need the quiet atmosphere to look at those artworks and artifacts.

The Fine Art Museum is a nice place for tourists to see the culture of Vietnamese people. So if you have the chance to come to VietNam, you will not be disappointed when you see it.

The Fine Art Museum used to be the mansion of one of the richest merchants in South Vietnam during the colonial period. The whole construction is a U-shaped house and at the rear of the main building is a small courtyard with a lot of sunlight. The three-storey building of The Fine Art Museum is built in the Art-deco style, an architecture that reconciles the quintessence of the Asian and European fine arts schools, designed by a French architect, Mr. Rivera. In particular, The Fine Art Museum is also the first project in Ho Chi Minh City to bring an elevator into design and is decorated like an antique palanquin, along with a red brick roof with Chinese Yin and Yang style. The windows are fitted with glass of different colors with bold style typical of European art. These details make this architecture become a unique and outstanding work of art of East Asia and France.

Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts consists of three main buildings.

- The first building is located on Pho Duc Chinh Street, which exhibits collections of artworks by artists who studied at Indochina College of Fine Arts, Gia Dinh School of Fine Arts before 1975 and modern art collection after 1975.

- The second building is the seasonal exhibition area where you can enjoy the museum's major art collections or a personal artwork collection.

- The last one is the building facing Nguyen Thai Binh Street, which displays ancient artifacts of Ancient - Contemporary art, including artifacts made from stone, ceramic, wood and bronze.

The Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts, which exhibits artifacts and works of art from ancient, medieval to modern times, is a place containing the cultural identities of Vietnam. Therefore, this is an extremely ideal place for enthusiasts and art lovers. Just pay 30.000 VND and you will get a ticket for yourself to be able to visit this place, but for those of you who have a student ID card, you will get a 50% discount, which means you only pay 15.000 VND for a ticket. If you have free time, please come to Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts, you won’t be disappointed.

 

The construction was built in 1929 and inaugurated in 1934. It is a combination of Asian and European architecture, which was designed by Mr. Rivera, a French architect. At that time, the construction was the family mansion of Chinese – born businessman named Hua Bon Hoa, one of the wealthiest traders in South Vietnam in the colonial time.

The Fine Arts Museum has three-storeyed was built in the style of Art-deco from the most quintessential values from the Asian and European fine arts school. The whole construction is a U-shaped house and at the rear of the main building is a small courtyard with a lot of sunlight. The Museum has the functions of researching, collecting, preserving, displaying documents and typical objects belonging to fine arts as well as reflecting the special features of Vietnamese ancient handicrafts, especially typical artworks in the South.

 

Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts consists of three main buildings. Building 1 is on Pho Duc Chinh street. In there is a collection of artworks of the artists who studied at Indochina College of Fine Arts and Gia Dinh School of Fine Arts before 1975. In the middle is building 2. This building is a seasonal exhibition area. Here you could see a museum’s major collection of artworks or the personal collections of artworks. The building facing Nguyen Thai Binh Street is building 3, which displays Ancient - Contemporary Arts. Including stone artifacts, ceramic artifacts, wood artifacts, and bronze artifacts.

As you can see, Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum is an ideal place for everyone and especially tourists to explore the artifacts - a part of Vietnamese culture. If you have a chance to come to Ho Chi Minh City, you should go to District 1 to visit this interesting museum.

It's located at 97A Pho Đuc Chinh Street, Nguyen Thai Binh Ward , District 1. This museum was built in 1929. And this is one of the most famous museums in Ho Chi Minh city. In order to going into the museum, you guys have to pay 30.000 VND.  The construction has a lot of special things according to Frech architecture because it was designed by a Frech architect. The Fine Arts Museum includes 3 floors with artworks from paintings, wood carvings, stone sculptures, bronze, and ceramics. The first floor is a place to display modern art after 75 which are carefully selected and evaluated by experts. Up to the second floor, you guys  will observe artworks of modern art before the year 75. Finally, the third floor is a totally different space with artworks from stone, wood, bronze and ceramic. The whole construction is a U-shaped house and especially it has a small courtyard which is a lot of sunlight.  

The Fine Arts Museum is an interesting place for everyone who wants to explore great artworks. If you have a chance visit Ho Chi Minh city. Don't miss this place

Located in 97A Pho Duc Chinh Street, Nguyen Thai Binh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh city this is one of the largest museums in this city. Ho Chi Minh city of Fine Arts Museum mainly had three buildings. The first one you will see its construction is a U-shaped house, this is where you can see the collection of artworks of the artists who studied before 1975 at the Indochina College of Fine Arts and Gia Dinh school of Fine Arts. The second building is where you could see a museum’s major collection of artworks or the personal one. In the last building, you could see Contemporary Arts including stone, ceramic, wood, bronze artifacts. One thing you should remember that while you are visiting, try not to touch anything displayed there because you will have to pay 300,000 VND as a fine for your fault.

In conclusion, Ho Chi Minh city of Fine Arts Museum is a worthy place for you to visit. It helps you to explore the artifacts which are part of Vietnamese cultures long long time ago.

Fine Arts Museum is one of the largest museums in Ho Chi Minh city. The Museum is located at 97A Pho Duc Chinh street, District 1 and is currently operated by the state, exhibiting wonderful collections of objects of artistic value in a variety of materials and of aesthetic value. The ticket fee is usually 30,000vnd, but if you are a student and you bring your ID card, you will get a 50% discount. The building is a harmonious combination of Asian and European architecture designed by Mr. Rivera - a French architect in 1929 and completed in 1934. Fine Arts Museum of Ho Chi Minh city is the residence of a Chinese-born businessman named Hua Bon Hoa. One of the richest and most famous people in Saigon at that time. This building is built in a large campus in the Art-deco architectural style. An architectural style that harmoniously combines the two art schools of Asia and Europe. Ho Chi Minh City Museum currently consists of one basement and three floors. The museum consists of three main buildings: the fine art exhibition area is located on Pho Duc Chinh street, the middle area is a seasonal exhibition area and the area on Nguyen Thai Binh street displays ancient fine arts and sculptures. And there are special notes when you visit this museum. You can shoot movies, take photos, but not with flash, spotlights, tripods, selfie sticks, etc. Besides, do not bring food, liquids, bottles, banned substances into the exhibition area. Moreover, walk lightly, speak softly, do not laugh loudly, disorderly, causing noise to affect other visitors. And don’t bring pets, litter, smoke, ... and other behaviors that affect the museum's beauty. Finally, follow the instructions of museum staff or guides.  

All in all, Fine Arts Museum of Ho Chi Minh city is absolutely worth a visit, for those who want to learn about works of art. I would certainly put it in a must-see destination for any tourists visiting Ho Chi Minh City.

It is a museum built in Art Deco style. The elegant and distinctive architecture of this building combines the beauty of Asian and European art. This museum is the first place in Saigon where the appearance of an elevator can be seen. Although it is no longer used, this building's decorative value remains.

The Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts consists of three main buildings: Building 1 is the place to display modern artworks of famous painters from Gia Dinh school, Indochina Fine Arts before 1975. In the middle is building two places to display artifacts collected by thematics of different authors and works. The last building is to learn about ancient and modern art made from unique materials such as stone, ceramic, wood.

 

As a result, the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum is a fantastic destination to visit for those who wish to learn about artifacts and adore Vietnamese art.

The first was a famous Chinese man who was the richest in Saigon. In 1929, the French architect Rivera designed the building with the perfect combination of European architecture (France) with Asian architecture. (China). In 1934, the building was officially completed. In 1987, the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts was established in this very building. In 1992, the museum officially came into operation due to before that, many artifacts were missing.

 The display system consisted of 3 buildings. The first court displays modern artworks by famous painters of Gia Dinh school, Indochina Fine Arts, and modern art from before 1975. The second court displays artifacts collected by thematics of different authors and works. The third court is a place to learn about ancient and modern art made from unique materials such as stone and ceramic. , wood, Is a place for believers to live virtual, save beautiful and fanciful pictures,... It has become a major art center of Vietnam, storing a lot of paintings and sculptures. carvings and art antiques in the history of the country and mankind, including works of high value such as the lacquer painting Spring Garden North Central South by painter Nguyen Gia Tri. 

This is the pride of our country and this museum has also reached out to the world. Organized many exhibitions introducing fine art collections in countries around the world, and organized many fine art exhibitions of foreign organizations and individuals at the Museum. 

In conclusion, Ho Chi Minh city of Fine Arts Museum is a worthy place for everyone who want to know about past in VietNam or want to discover new strangeness.

The construction was built in 1929 and inaugurated in 1934. It is a harmonious combination of Asian and European architecture, which was designed by Mr. Rivera, a French architect. The three-storeyed construction of Fine Art Museum was built in the style of Art-deco architecture, an architectural style that harmonizes the most quintessential values from the Asian and European fine arts schools. Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Art consists of three main buildings: Building 1 is a place where you can see a collection of mordern art after 1975. Building 2 is a seasonal exhibition area. Here you can see lots of collection of art works. The last building, building 3, display Ancient – Contemporary Arts, including stone artifacts, ceramic artifacts, wood artifacts and bronze artifacts. 

Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum is an ideal place for you to explore the artifacts, a part of Vietnamese culture. If you have a chance, please take your time to go here and enjoy.

The ticket fee is usually 30.000 VND. But, if you have a student ID card, you can get a 50% discount and buy a ticket for only 15.000 VND. The construction was built in 1929 and inaugurated in 1934, which was designed by Mr. Rivera, a French architect. The building from day one was the family mansion of a Chinese-born businessman named Hua Bon Hoa. The three-storeyed construction of the museum was built in the style of Art-deco architecture. The Fine Arts Museum consists of three main buildings: The one on Pho Duc Chinh street is building 1. In this building, there is a collection of artworks of the artist who studied at the Indochina College of Fine Arts and Gia Dinh School of Fine Arts before 1975. Following, Building 2 is a seasonal exhibition area. In this place, you can see a major collection of artworks or a personal collection of artworks. The last building, building 3, facing Nguyen Thai Binh street, display Ancient – Contemporary Arts, including artifacts such as stone, ceramic, wood, and bronze.

The most interesting thing about the museum is the elevator. The elevator here was considered the first elevator into the design of this construction in Sai Gon. At that moment, the elevator was decorated like an ancient Chinese palanquin. As you can see, the museum here is for anyone who is attractive to arts or architecture. It is a fascinating place for all generations to study art, raise your grasp of the art. Lately, it is a place for young people to visit and take a photo. I think it’s the best way to transmission the museum through the picture of them to foreigners. 

In conclusion, the museum is worth visiting because it carries the history of Sai Gon, you can learn everything about art culture there. Of course, there are rules like don’t touch the artworks or don’t make so much noise in there, I think we already know about it. Take your time and if you have a chance to visit the museum, you won't regret it.

The Fine Arts Museum is located at 97A Pho Duc Chinh Street, Nguyen Thai Binh Ward, District 1. The adult ticket is 30.000VND per person, but with a student ID card, you will receive a discount of up to 50%. The construction is a harmonious combination of Asian (Chinese) and European (French) architecture, which was designed by Mr.Rivera - a French architect. Built from 1929 to 1934, it was the family mansion of one of the wealthiest businessmen in South Vietnam at that time named Hua Bon Hoa.

The whole construction is a U-shaped house and at the rear of the main building is a small courtyard with a lot of sunlight. Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts includes three main buildings. The Building 1 on Pho Duc Chinh street attracts visitors with a special collection of modern artworks from artists studying at the Indochina College of Fine Arts and Gia Dinh School of Fine Arts. The Building 2 - a seasonal exhibition area, is famous for the museum's major or personal collections of artworks. And The Building 3 (facing Nguyen Thai Binh Street) consists of a large number of stone, ceramic artifacts, wood and bronze artifacts, which display Ancient - Contemporary Arts.

This building is the first construction in colonial time in Saigon to bring elevators into the design. However, unlike modern one, the elevator at that time looked like an ancient Chinese Palanquin.  Additionally, the red tiled roof top symbolizing Yin and Yang style is another particular feature of this architecture. All the details from roof, windows to tiny patterns remind us of typical salient features of China and France.

Besides preserving and displaying particular objects, documents, the museum is also a wonderful destination for researching Vietnamese ancient handicrafts in the South. 

The Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts can satisfy anyone who wants to discover typical artifacts and ancient architecture of Viet Nam. Don’t forget to visit it if you have the opportunity!

To enter inside of the museum, you have to pay a fee for ticket( about 30000 VND,if you are a student, you just need to pay half of the price). The construction belong to family of Chinese businessman named Hua Bon Hoa in the colonial time. The whole construction is a U-shape house. There are three main buidings inside the museum.Building 1 is on Pho Duc Chinh street, in buiding 1, there is an artwork of an artist who studied at Indochina College of Fine Arts and Gia Dinh school Fine Arts before 1975. The modern art collection after 1975 is also demonstrated here. Moving to building 2, we can see the seasonal exhibtion: the spring art collection, the summer art collection, the autumn art collection, the winter art collection. But the highlight is the museum’s major collection of artworks: the sketch war paintings, the propaganda arts,…. . It also has lots of personal collection of artworks of many artists. If you are nostagia person, you should visit buiding 3. Building 3 is facing Nguyen Thai Binh street,it is also the last buiding. Many Acient-Contemporary Arts are displayed here including stone artifacts, ceramic artifacts,wood artifacts and bronze artifacts.

Specificially, you can see the first contruction designed with elavators. At that time, the elevator was decorated like an Chinese palanquin. Another Chinese feature of the museum is the red tiled rooftop which was designed with Yin and Yang style. The windows are fitted with colorful glasses with the typical sytle of European art. If you stayed here, you could feel that you were living in the centre of the city in Europe in 19^th century.

The Fine Arts Museum’s function is researching,collecting,preserving,displaying documents and typical objects belonging to fine arts as well as reflecting the special features of Vietnamese acient handicrafts, especially typical art works in the South. Our mission is spreading all of this art value to the next generation.

We can visit the museum if you buy a ticket with a regular price of 30000 VND and especially if you are a student with a student card, you can buy a ticket with a 50% discount for only 15,000 VND. The price of the ticket is very cheap!

It consists of three main buildings: Building 1 on Pho Duc Chinh Street has a collection of artworks before 1975 and a collection of modern art after 1975. In building 2, you can see a museum’s major collection of artworks or personal ones. The last building displays Ancient - Contemporary Arts, including stone artifacts, ceramic artifacts, wood artifacts, and bronze artifacts.

This is an interesting place, when you come to the museum of fine arts you will admire the unique and attractive architecture, expand your knowledge in the field of fine arts. We are surprised at the artist's painting or sculpture art, but it also helps our mood become more comfortable and relaxed. Come to the museum of Ho Chi Minh City if you can!

The tickets fee is usually 30.000 VND but if you have a student card, you will get 50% off the ticket price and buy a ticket for only 15,000 VND.

Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts consists of three main buildings: On Pho Duc Chinh street is building 1 is the place to collect of artwork of the artist who studied at the Indochina College of Fine Arts and Gia Dinh school of Fine Arts before 1975;   and collection of modern art after 1975. In building 2 is a seasonal exhibition area. You can see a lots of collection of artwork of museum's major or the personal The last building is building 3, displays Ancient- Contemporary Arts, including stone artifacts, ceramic artifacts, wood artifacts, and bronze artifacts.

Ho Chi Minh city Fine Art Museum is an ideal place for you to explore the artifacts a part of Vietnamese culture. The museum acts as a place to store the art works of Ho Chi Minh City, where domestic and international tourists can visit, enjoy and learn about the artworks of the famous Vietnamese artist. It can be said that the Museum is an important cultural center of Ho Chi Minh City and the country in general.

 

Fine Arts Museum one of the largest museums of Ho Chi Minh city. It is located at 97A Pho Duc Chinh Street, Nguyen Thai Binh Ward District 1. The construction was built in 1929 and inaugurated in 1934. It is a harmanious combination of Asian and European architecture, which was designed by Mr. Rivera, a French architect.

The tickets fee is usually 30.000 VND. But, with a student ID card you can get a 50% discount .Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts consists of three main building: Located  On Pho Duc Chinh street is building 1. In this building, there is a collection of artworks of the artists who studied at the Indochina College and Gia Dinh School of Fine Arts before 1975. With Building 2, this building is a seasonal exhibition area. Here you could see a museum’s major collection of artworks, or the personal collection of artworks. The last buiding, facing Nguyen Thai Binh street,including stone artifacts,ceramic artifacts, wood artifacts and bronze artifacts. The Fine Arts Museum has the functions of researching, collecting, preserving,…

 There are some minor tips that you should remember: don’t touch the artworks that are on display here. Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum is an ideal place for you to explore the artifacts, a part of Vietnamese culture.

The building was built in 1929 and designed by Mr. Rivera, a French architect. The whole construction was based on the style of Art-deco architecture, an architectural style that harmonizes the most quintessential values ​​from the Asian and European fine arts schools. At that time, the construction’s owner was Hua Bon Hoa, one of the wealthiest traders in South VietNam during the colonial time.

 The museum is a U-shaped house which consists of three-storeyed buildings. The primary building has lots of collection of artworks before 1975 and modern art after 1975. The second building is a seasonal exhibiton area, in here you will be able to see all museum’s major collection of artworks. The final building displays Ancient – Contemporary Arts including stone, ceramic, wood and broze artifacts. Additionally, Fine Art Museum was the first construction to bring elevators into the design. Annually, the museum holds several exhibitions displaying documents, typical objects and artworks.

In conclusion, Fine Arts Museum is an superb tourist attraction in Ho Chi Minh City. With its aim is to show Vietnamese culture to the world.

 

The Fine Arts Museum's three-story structure was designed in the Art-deco style. An architectural style that combines the fundamental values of Asian and European fine arts schools.The entire structure is a U-shaped house, with a tiny courtyard at the back of the main building that gets a lot of sunlight. This was the first building in Saigon, in particular. Including elevators in the design. The elevator was decorated to seem like an ancient Chinese palanquin during the time. The red tiled roofing in the Yin and Yang pattern is another Chinese aspect of the museum. All of the components combine to create the building construction an aesthetic artwork with special East Asian and French characteristics.

The Fine Arts Museum also has the functions of researching, collecting, conserving, showing documents and characteristic fine arts objects, as well as incorporating special features.

Ultimately, the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum is an excellent venue for displaying objects, a part of Vietnamese culture that everyone should visit at least once.

To begin with, it is located at 97A Pho Duc Chinh street , Nguyen Thai Binh ward, district 1. The cost of entrance ticket is usually 30.000 VND. However, if you are student and have the student ID cards, you will just pay half price-15.000VND. On the right of the main entrance, there are wardrobe used for keep your luggage so that you would be more comfortable during your visit. The building was constructed in 1929 and inaugurated in 1934. The museum which was designed by Mr.Rivera - a French architect ,inspired by the combination of Asian and Europe architecture. The whole construction is a U-shape house bringing the fresh experience for the tourists. The museum is separated into three main buildings. The first building is the store of artwork collection of the artist who studied at the Indochina college and Gia Dinh school of Fine Arts before 1975. The second one is the place containing many major collections. The last one includes stone, ceramic, wood, and bronze artifacts. Because the museum is a public area, you should not make so much noise. Besides, if you want to take a photograph by the professional camera inside the museum, you must pay 300.000 VND. Nevertheless, you can use your mobile phone to take a picture without any extra fee.

In conclusion, Ho Chi Minh is an ideal place for you to get more knowledge about the artifacts. Therefore, if you have the opportunity to come to Vietnam, you should not miss this interesting tourist attraction.

 

First of all, the museum of Fine Arts located at 97A Pho Duc Chinh street, Nguyen Thai Binh ward, district 1. You must buy the ticket to enter the museum, usually it’s 30.000 VND. It'll cheaper if you have the Student ID card for 50% discount, and that will be 15.000 VND left. The tip is put your luggage in the wardrobe on the right of the main entrance for an easier journey.The museum has quite interesting construction, it called three-story structure designed in Art-deco style by the French architect, Mr. Rivera. It was completed in 1934 and owned by Hui Bon Hoa, a wealth Chinese businessman. The building become a harmonious combination of Asian and European architecture, its entire construction was built as U-shaped house and has three main building, the first one holds a collection of artworks which belong to the artists who studied at the Indo-China college or the Gia Dinh school of fine arts before 1975. Next is the second building, a seasonal exhibition area, where major of the artwork collections were. And the final one is the third building which display ancient contemporary arts including stone artifacts, ceramic artifact... and more. You can pay 300.000 to take a photo with professional camera or using your smart phone to take picture for free, but since this is inside of a museum, the rules are either make any noise or touch the article, please pay attention to that. 

 

In conclusion, the museum of Fine Arts in Ho Chi Minh city is a wonderful place. You would want to come and visit it for knowing the country’s history, arts, or for taking a good set of picture, both is good. It’s the place that worth visiting once in a life time, I can tell you that.