Long Biên Bridge

Long Biên Bridge is a steel cantilever bridge of about 2.4 kilometres across the Red River in Hanoi, built in 1899–1902 by the Paris firm Daydé & Pillé and opened in 1903 as the Paul Doumer Bridge. Bombed several times in 1967 and 1972, it was repaired, and today it carries trains, motorbikes, bicycles and pedestrians.

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Price: Free entry

Nearby

Đồng Xuân Market

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Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre

theatre

From $5.93

Frequently asked questions

Is Long Biên Bridge free?

Yes. Entry to Long Biên Bridge is free.

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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