Da Nang is one of Central Vietnam’s most vibrant travel hubs, offering a perfect blend of stunning natural scenery, distinctive culture, and modern tourism facilities. The city is suitable for travel year-round, with convenient transportation thanks to its international airport and road network connecting major attractions. It is also home to many luxury resorts and 5-star hotels, making it ideal for both leisure and business travel. Below is a list of the most beautiful and worthwhile places to visit in Da Nang in 2026.
Ba Na Hills has been developed for tourism since 2009 and is located at an altitude of 1,487 meters above sea level. The destination is famous for the Golden Bridge – a bridge supported by giant hands – along with a cable car system that has achieved multiple world records. Visitors can explore the French Village with its old-world architecture, the Le Jardin d’Amour flower garden, Linh Ung Pagoda, and challenge themselves with thrilling rides at Fantasy Park.

Dragon Bridge was inaugurated in 2013, stretches 666 meters, and features a winding dragon-shaped design. This is one of Da Nang’s iconic landmarks, especially attracting visitors on Saturday and Sunday evenings when the bridge breathes fire and sprays water at 9:00 PM. The areas at both ends of the bridge have many cafés and restaurants, making them convenient for sightseeing and photography.
This scenic complex consists of five limestone mountains: Kim Son, Moc Son, Thuy Son, Hoa Son, and Tho Son. Visitors often climb Thuy Son to explore caves, Linh Ung Pagoda, and enjoy panoramic views of the city. At the foot of the mountains is Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village, which specializes in handcrafted stone sculpture products.
This resort complex features indoor and outdoor water parks, hot spring pools sourced from natural minerals, a children’s play area, and Japanese restaurants. Open year-round, it is well suited for families with young children. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere right in the heart of the city.
Han Market has been operating since 1965 and is one of the busiest central markets in Da Nang. The first floor sells fresh foods and dried specialties; the second floor offers clothing and fabrics; and the third floor is a food court with many local dishes. Visitors can buy local specialties as gifts and bargain for better prices.
Son Tra Peninsula is about 10 km from the city center and is considered the “green lung” of the city thanks to its primeval forest, beautiful beaches, and many rare species of flora and fauna. Highlights include Linh Ung Pagoda with its 67-meter Lady Buddha statue, Bai But, Bai Da, and unspoiled bathing beaches. The winding road up the peninsula is ideal for road trips and panoramic sightseeing.

Established in 1919, the museum preserves the largest collection of Champa sculpture artifacts in Vietnam, with more than 2,000 items made of sandstone, ceramics, and bronze. The works are displayed by historical period and originate from ancient towers throughout Central Vietnam.
Cu Lao Cham is located about 25 km offshore from Da Nang and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve. Visitors can go coral diving, ride glass-bottom boats, visit fishing villages, and enjoy fresh seafood. The ideal travel period is from March to August, when the sea is calm and the water is clear.
Da Nang has three Linh Ung Pagodas located in three different areas, forming a “sacred triangle” believed to protect the city from three directions: mountain, sea, and sky. Each pagoda has its own distinct character. Linh Ung Son Tra is most famous for its 67-meter Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva statue facing the sea. Linh Ung Marble Mountains is located inside caves and integrated with the mountain landscape. Linh Ung Ba Na sits on the mountaintop within the Ba Na Hills complex. All three are spiritual attractions with peaceful settings and beautiful views.
VinWonders Nam Hoi An is located within the Nam Hoi An resort complex, about 30 km from central Da Nang. The park includes water island zones, a botanical garden, wildlife areas, flower gardens, art performances, and thrill rides. Open from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, it is suitable for families with young children and groups of friends.
This is an old railway station with French architecture, built in the early 20th century, and is now a favorite check-in spot for many visitors. The space carries a nostalgic atmosphere, making it suitable for photography. The station is no longer in operation, but it still retains its original architectural character.
Helio Center is a nighttime food and entertainment complex with an open-air layout, many snack stalls, and grilled seafood vendors. On weekend evenings, live music creates a lively atmosphere that is well suited for groups of friends and families.
Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village is a traditional craft village with skilled stone artisans who display and sell Buddha statues, spiritual figurines, and handicrafts made from marble. Visitors can watch the crafting process and choose souvenirs to take home.
This natural hot spring tourism area is set amid a mountain landscape and features mineral baths, mud baths, and swimming pools. It is suitable for families and groups of friends looking to relax after days of exploration.
The museum preserves artifacts from prehistoric times to the modern era, telling the story of the city’s history and culture. The French-style building is located right in the center, and visitors can stop by for a tour in about an hour.
From Ban Co Peak, visitors can take in a panoramic view of the city, Son Tra Peninsula, and the East Sea. The road to the summit is quite winding, but it is rewarding for those who enjoy trekking and photography.

The restaurant is located on Hai Phong Street, near the city center. The bowl of Mi Quang here features chewy noodles, a rich thick broth, and shrimp and pork that are carefully braised. Diners often order extra beef sausage on the side. The space is small but clean, and the service is quick.
The steamed rice rolls here are thin, soft, and wrapped with hot pork sausage. The dipping sauce is mixed according to a house recipe, balancing sweet and sour flavors. In addition to steamed rice rolls, the restaurant also sells fermented pork, beef sausage, and sour pork rolls.
Mau Restaurant is known for its pork slices wrapped with rice paper, served with rich fermented anchovy dipping sauce. Guests can roll the dish themselves or order ready-made portions. The banh nam and banh loc here are also made on-site and served with fragrant fried shallots.

The restaurant is set within the grounds of an old French villa, preserving vintage architectural details such as tiled roofs and wide verandas. The interior is warmly decorated, making it suitable for family dinners or gatherings with friends. The menu focuses on traditional Vietnamese dishes prepared according to home-style recipes.
The restaurant has a spacious setting with architecture inspired by Cham culture, exposed brick walls, and carved decorative details. The buffet serves more than 100 Central Vietnamese specialties, allowing guests to enjoy unlimited portions of dishes such as Mi Quang, beef noodle soup, and cao lau. It is suitable for large groups and families.
The café is designed like an old ferry wharf, with thatched roofs, bamboo bridges, and a small pond. The quiet atmosphere is suitable for breakfast or a light lunch. The noodle dishes and porridge here are prepared from family recipes, with naturally sweet broth, and diners often order extra sausage and fresh herbs on the side.

The restaurant is located right next to My Khe Beach and has a breezy outdoor area that catches the sea wind. The seafood here is freshly caught, and guests can choose directly from the tanks and request their preferred cooking style. Ganh Bang also has private VIP rooms, suitable for large groups or family parties.
The buffet space offers more than 50 dishes, including fresh seafood, hotpot, and grilled items. Diners can choose their own ingredients and grill them at the table. Service is quick, and staff regularly replace trays and replenish food, making it suitable for larger groups wanting to try many dishes.
Moc Quan offers a spacious layout with both indoor and outdoor seating. Fresh seafood is displayed right at the entrance, making it easy for visitors to choose. Service is quick, and prices are reasonable for the quality offered.

This street area gathers many restaurants, bars, and souvenir shops, mainly serving international travelers. The atmosphere is lively at night, and visitors can easily find international food, clothing, accessories, and entertainment services.
As the city’s second-largest market, it offers dried specialties, sweets, fabrics, and clothing at affordable prices. Visitors should ask for prices before buying and may also negotiate.
The market is located at the foot of Dragon Bridge and sells fresh seafood, grilled foods, dried specialties, and clothing. The atmosphere is most vibrant on weekends, when visitors can shop while watching Dragon Bridge breathe fire at 9:00 PM.

Lotte Mart Da Nang is a large shopping center with a multi-level supermarket, dining area, and cinema. Visitors can buy packaged local specialties, fresh food, or personal items within the complex.
Vincom Plaza Da Nang brings together fashion, cosmetics, and electronics brands in a modern setting. In addition to shopping, visitors can dine at restaurants, enjoy coffee, or watch a movie there.
Tabalo Outdoor specializes in backpacks, bags, travel accessories, and outdoor gear. Visitors can find useful items for their trip or buy them as souvenirs.
Son Tra MiniMart 24h is a convenience store serving daily essentials, drinks, snacks, and basic food items. The store is open 24 hours, making it suitable for travelers who need to shop late at night or early in the morning.
Dragon Market gathers many stalls selling dried specialties, souvenirs, clothing, and accessories. Visitors can stroll around to find gifts or small keepsakes to bring home after the trip.

If you are unsure how to arrange your time for a Da Nang trip, below is a suggested 2-3 day itinerary you can refer to:
The ideal time for visitors to come to Da Nang is from May to August, when the weather is dry, the sea is calm, and conditions are suitable for outdoor activities.
After choosing the right time, visitors can also feel confident about transportation, with taxis, rental motorbikes, and ride-hailing services always available. Travelers should book rooms early, especially during the peak season, to have more choices and better rates.
Grand Mercure Danang is a 5-star hotel located in the Green Island villa area, a small island in the middle of the Han River. From the hotel, guests can view Dragon Bridge and Tran Thi Ly Bridge from a distance while enjoying a peaceful atmosphere right in the city center.
The hotel features 272 rooms in Superior, Deluxe, and Suite categories, with many rooms offering large windows and beautiful Han River views. After a long day of exploration, guests can relax at Karma Spa, swim in the outdoor river-view pool, or work out at the modern fitness center.
In addition, Grand Mercure Danang caters to diverse dining needs with La Rive Gauche restaurant (Asian–European buffet), The Golden Dragon (Chinese cuisine), and Veranda Vietnamese (Vietnamese dishes from North to South). Beyond leisure stays, the hotel also offers meeting rooms and professional event spaces.
If you are looking for a convenient and modern resort stay in Da Nang, do not hesitate to book a room at Grand Mercure Danang to experience international-standard service quality.









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