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Saigon City Hall.  Saigon City Hall is another old French-style building in Ho Chi Minh City. The pale-yellow walls, columns, door frames, eaves and other parts are engraved with many Western mythological figures and French heroes. They are very beautiful. Designed and built by French designers at the end of the 19th century, this building has a gorgeous Rococo style with a white and red ceiling that looks like a palace from afar. The square in front of the palace is carefully designed. The rectangular city square stands with the statue of Ho Chi Minh. Many tourists take photos here.

The Ho Chi Minh City Art Museum is a bright yellow building built during the French colonial period in the early 20th century. The museum is a three-storey building designed by Vietnamese and French designers, so the style is both Vietnamese and French. After the liberation of Vietnam in 1975, it was nationalized and then established as an art museum in 1987. It was officially opened to the public in 1991 and is currently one of Vietnam’s national museums. The museum is like a small haven. It even has a coffee shop where you can order a latte and enjoy it in the beautiful environment. 

The Saigon Museum is located a kilometre away from the church. Ho Chi Minh is always lush, even during the winter. There was a boy who fell asleep under one of the trees. If you visit the Museum, I recommend trying the sugar cane juice that is sold at its gate. It is made with a little lemon and is very delicious. There is a water puppet theatre in the museum and decided to watch the show. The tickets are pretty cheap compared to those available in Hanoi. The story is basically the same as the one in Hanoi. It is a story of a big cat catching a duck hiding in a tree. 

Walking down the street, I saw the spire of the red church in the distance. The red of the exterior walls was very eye-catching. The architecture of the church is very gothic. The towers of the two 40-meter-tall clock towers reach for the sky and were modelled after the bell tower of Notre Dame in Paris. As the most famous landmark of Ho Chi Minh, the Cathedral of Our Lady, built using red bricks, is also known as the Red Church.  The church was built in 1877 and took six years to complete. It is a relic left behind from the French colonial period. The red bricks that built the church were all shipped from France and still retain their vibrant colour. On the garden square in front of the church stands a statue of the Virgin Mary. It weighs 4 tons and the whole body is said to be holy. However, at the foot of the Virgin is a big snake, which was donated by the Roman church in 1945. This Catholic church is still in use today, and many new people come here every day to take wedding photos.

The first post office of the French colonial period in Ho Chi Minh City was built at the end of the 19th century. It is completely made up in the French style. The post office has more than 100 years of history and is one of the most widely known buildings in the area. The post office has been operating for more than 100 years. It seems as though the government has not taken any special measures to protect the building. Other than being used as a post office, it is a good place for sightseeing. Today, it is a famous landmark in Ho Chi Minh City and it is frequented by many people every day. Almost everyone who visits will make a stop here to post postcards. At first glance, it looks like a station, the hall is gorgeously decorated, and a large portrait of Ho Chi Minh is hung in the most prominent position on the wall.

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[Vietnamese Saigon is the most worthwhile hand-made gift shop] We sell a variety of household items, wood, glass, ceramic cups and bowls, decorative or practical cotton and linen products, there are also large items, Like lamps, small furniture, etc. Everything is a special art design, exquisite and beautiful, especially suitable for personal use or gifts. Their materials come from Thailand and Vietnam, all handmade. Not only the goods themselves are particularly beautiful, but also the display of the road, the art is placed, is a ready-made composition. The two-story corner is the most beautiful, the old French fusion of the old door panels, with dried flowers and old words. The three-storey area is the largest, displaying numerous porcelains and fabrics. It is recommended to spend at least an hour visiting here to buy. With China's price comparison, it's really not cheap, but it's very worth buying, because you don't buy this store, "who is who I am." Do not buy, or did not buy enough, regret it when you leave. Address: 91 mac thi buoi, The Body Shop Mc Th Bi