We walked on the streets of the old town of Hanoi. We saw a few sights (temples, churches), nothing too crazy or different from the usual sights. Hanoi does have an interesting street setup. The names of streets are named after the guilds that used to line them. After reading about this in the guide book, I had visions of streets lined with goods of one kind. Modern times bring modern changes, and this part of town has largely been devoted to tourist (many cafes, bars and tour offices). There were some similarities among the streets though, below I will share with you the different streets (or at least what I would have named the streets due to their merchandise) and some of the sights that we saw.

Gothic church

Stained Glass from inside the church

Old propaganda (Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Complexe)

March of the dolls

Decayed walls

Roadside Key Cutting

Pineapples for sale

Sewing machine repair Street

Roadside Mechanic

House For Sale: Good access to train system

Motorcycle seat covering street

Some of the many seat covers

processed food street

Baby formula street

Coffee Street

Fragile load

Numbers on the wall

Stamps, made to order