Pham Hung Street

Pham hung street is 4.1 km long, running from the intersection of Pham Van Dong and Xuan Thuy Street to Tran Duy Hung road. It was named after Pham Hung- Deputy Prime Minister from 1987 to 1988.

Pham Hung Street is considered the most modern road and the administrative - economic center in Hanoi capital. An outstanding place on this road is National Convention Center – one of the largest exposition centers in Vietnam. It was built between 2004 and 2006 with 65,000 square metres of floor space. Its architecture was selected from “The East sea’s waves” designed by German architects Von Gerkar and Nikolaus Goetze. The building has two convention halls with 3,800 seats and is well-equipped to handle local as well as international events.

Next to the National Conventional Center is Hanoi Museum which was opened in October, 2010 to celebrate the 1,000th anniversary of Hanoi capital. Measuring 30,000 square meters and 30.7 meters high and designed in the shape of reverse pyramid with four storeys and two basements, the museum is considered the most impressive museum in Vietnam.

On the road from the Thang Long Bridge toward Big C is Eresson beer restaurant – a traditional German style restaurant. With large area, airy atmosphere, European architecture style and a stage for live musical performances, Eresson restaurant is an ideal address for cozy parties as well as large events.

Facing Pham Hung Street, only 200 meters far from National Convention Center is CEO tower.  Located on the area of 20,000 square meters, CEO Tower includes 27 storeys with two basements and supplies 20.000 square meters of modern office area and commercial center.