Hanoi I Museum

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Person standing inside immersive light installation at Hanoi 1 Museum with cascading pink LED lights and reflective surfaces
Interactive digital art installation at Hanoi I Museum with visitors exploring immersive forest landscape projection and glow
Visitors sitting on floor inside immersive digital art installation displaying Van Gogh's Starry Night painting projected on
Immersive digital art installation at Hanoi I Museum featuring large curved screens displaying a colorful sunset beach landsc
Person standing in immersive digital art installation with cascading pink and magenta light particles at Hanoi I Museum

Operating Hours

Operating hours: 10:00 to 21:30

Instant Confirmation

Instant Tour Confirmation will be Provided.

Mobile Voucher Accepted

Use your phone or print your voucher

Free Cancellation 48 hours Prior

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I-Museum in Hanoi is Vietnam's first multi-sensory art museum, using 3D mapping, augmented reality, virtual reality, and projection to turn its exhibits into moving digital art. Set over several themed floors inside Trang Tien Plaza, a visit here typically takes a couple of hours.

Walk through themed zones that move from Vietnam's traditions and festivals, brought to life with motion graphics, lighting, and sound effects, to displays built around science and technology. The ao dai is on show here, and Dong Ho folk paintings are reworked with augmented reality so the figures seem to move on the wall in front of you. In the Children's Zone, games built around logic and problem-solving keep younger visitors engaged, while the Physics Zone uses live experiments to explain ideas like gravity and friction in a way that sticks with adults too. Since there is no set guide, you explore each zone at your own pace, spending as long as you like with the pieces that interest you most.

Rayna's local team manages your ticket booking and any support you need before your visit, so you can focus on moving through each themed zone at your own pace without needing to plan the logistics yourself.

  • Explore Vietnam's first multi-sensory art museum, where 3D mapping, augmented reality, and projection art bring digital exhibits to life.
  • Move through themed zones that trace Vietnam's history and culture alongside science and technology displays.
  • Visit the dedicated Children's Zone for logic games and problem-solving activities, plus a Physics Zone with live experiments.
  • Self-explore at your own pace over a few hours, with no guide required to enjoy each zone.
  • Photograph each themed installation, from Vietnamese folk art brought to life with AR to interactive digital displays.
  • Admission ticket
  • Hotel transfer, if selected at booking
  • Inclusions vary by option selected at booking
  • Personal expenses such as shopping and photography
  • Meals and drinks other than those mentioned
  • English-speaking guide
  1. You will receive your tour confirmation voucher by email shortly after booking.
  2. Check your spam or junk folder, or contact online support, if it does not arrive.
  3. Download the voucher and present it at the venue.
  • Bookings are confirmed within 24 hours of purchase, subject to availability.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • Eating, drinking, and smoking are not permitted inside the museum.
  • This ticket is not valid for Vietnamese passport holders.
  • Outside food and beverages may not be allowed inside the museum as per venue rules.
  • No refunds, amendments, or cancellations apply to unused, missed, or partially used tickets.
  • Entry may be denied for non-compliance with venue rules, safety guidelines, or dress codes.
  • If you add a hotel transfer at booking, be ready in the lobby at least 5 minutes before the scheduled pickup time.
  • Queues for entry may be longer during peak hours, weekends, and public holidays.
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Frequently Asked Questions

I-Museum is Vietnam's first multi-sensory art museum, using 3D mapping, augmented reality, virtual reality, and projection to turn its exhibits into moving digital art across several themed floors inside Trang Tien Plaza.
No, there is no guide. The museum is designed for self-exploration, so you move through each themed zone at your own pace over a couple of hours without a set route to follow.
Yes, the Children's Zone features games built around logic and problem-solving that are designed specifically for younger visitors, alongside displays that adults enjoy too, making it a good stop for families.
The Physics Zone uses live experiments and interactive art to explain ideas like gravity and friction in a way that is easy to follow for both children and adults visiting the museum.