Reunification Palace is an architectural work in Ho Chi Minh City. This used to be the largest-scale projects south and the highest construction costs.

• HOW TO GET THERE: We walked from our hotel to get the Palace.
• There is a nice open air cafe on the grounds where you can get a drink or an icecream.
• Highlights are the presidents war bunker, and roof top helipad where you can easily imagine those scenes form the "fall of Saigon".
• Be aware that functions are held here so you may not be able to visit the whole building.
• From here, we easily walk to Notre Dame Cathedral- just 5 minutes.
• There are enough signs in English to give you a sense of what you are looking at, so you won't need to guess what is going on.

Notre Dame Cathedral is the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Ho Chi Minh City. This place is also one of the largest Catholic church in Vietnam

• HOW TO GET THERE: It's around 5 mins to walk from the Palace
• You should keep eyes on your children to avoid them running around.
• Notre Dame Cathedral is a working religious place where masses are held every Sunday.
• Many local people enjoy "Cafe Bet"- a "Sitting Coffee" to enjoy the life here. You should try to do it.
• We love fresh atmosphere around the Church. There are green trees in front of Notre Dame Cathedral.

Saigon Central Post Office is a post office in the downtown Ho Chi Minh City, near Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica, the city's main church.

• HOW TO GE'T THERE: It's nearby the church, so walking is the best way.
• Traffic in this area, like most areas in Ho Chi Minh City, is heavy and chaotic, so be careful crossing the street here.
• This Post office is nearby the Church- you just walk around 2 minutes.
• It won't take you too much time to visit this place. It's a hall with some souvenir shops, real old-style phone booths, and actual post service. Obviously, you can buy some stamps and cards here.

Dong Khoi Street belongs to District 1- a luxuriant central urban district. It is over 600 meters long and starts from the crossroad with Nguyen Du Street

• HOW TO GET THERE: After lunch, we walked around Dong Khoi street. There are a lot of things to see here. Lots of shops indoors and outside and a big market to get clothes, bag, food....whatever you need
• You should keep eyes on your children to avoid getting lost.
• Be prepared to be approached continuously by vendors wanting to sell you something.
• The river at the end of Dong Khoi is an interesting area to visit early morning when people practice Tai Chi. In the evening it is also beautiful to watch the river life and dinner cruises
• After walking around there, we took a taxi to come back the hotel that our kids could swim and take rest before food tour by motorbike.
• After wandering around there, we took a taxi to come back our hotel and the kids could swim and take rest before our food tour by motorbike at 5.30 pm.