Things to do in Hoi An, Quang Nam Province: The Best Specialty Museums

Recognized as the biggest traditional architecture Museum in Vietnam, Vinahouse Space Museum has become a popular hoi an attraction of tourists in the whole world coming to the Central Vietnam Lying on Hoi An Ancient town suburb, connecting the two world UNESCO heritages of Quang Nam, Vinahouse Space possesses 18 unique houses of ancient Vietnamese, 15 restored ancient structures and more than 12,000 exhibits dating back to the 18th through the early 20th century. Vinahouse Space is a cultural attraction that features Vietnam’s foremost display of authentic wooden houses and architecture. Collected over many years, these houses and other structures have been restored to original condition In addition, Coming here visitors can feel comfortable by a peaceful space, the fresh green of the trees which are placed following to feng-shui theory, can experience ancient housing space and discover aspects of daily life for people ranging from royal nobility to the common man and see the artisans carving wood products with their own eyes. Futhermore, “ Mi Quang” making process has been lovingly preserved helping the visitors to be able to envision the lifestyle of the local people centuries ago. This is one of the most interesting cultural ATTRACTIONs for travelers interested in exploring an architectural features unique artistic and history value of high culture of Vietnam.

A terracotta miniature park, history and future of terracotta, history of Thanh Ha pottery village, information about other Vietnamese ceramic villages, history of Champ and Sa Huynh culture, special children's activities, educational projects, terracotta market with unique products, the craftsman at work during the week, English guiding, also for big groups and special programs

GAM is not just a museum. Our concept is to create a synergistic space where visitors can explore the beauty of gemstones, and seek some sanctuary from the heat of the day in this magnificent example of a 19th century Chinese merchant's home. Savor a cafe or a glass of wine in the quiet garden courtyard; sip a glass of champagne or fresh juice in the first floor lounge, surrounded by sculptures; or simply sit on the balcony soaking in the most beautiful view of Hoi An's ancient rooftops and riverine life. After your drink, take time to peruse Duong's range of contemporary jewelry inside the museum. All of our spaces merge seamlessly to form a unique aesthetic experience.

This strange museum contains tools and ornaments from ancient burial sites, including some ceramic jars used as coffins.