1. Bach Dang Street
Located beside the scenic and historic Han River, Bach Dang Street has become a popular spot for both locals and tourists to enjoy leisure activities and cultural events. Standing on this street, you can take in panoramic views of the city’s illuminated bridges and cruise ships docked along the river. Known as the most beautiful street in Da Nang, Bach Dang Street is a blend of rich history and modern charm. This street, originally named Quai Courbet during French colonial rule, has evolved over time. Since its renaming in 1955, it has undergone various upgrades while preserving its nostalgic atmosphere. The street’s path curves along the western bank of the Han River, extending to the river’s mouth, offering a stunning view of the city’s past and future.
Often referred to as Da Nang’s “balcony,” Bach Dang Street is almost always bustling with activity. In the early mornings, the nearby Han Market fills with the hustle of commerce, while residents nearby gather to exercise or take leisurely strolls by the river. The area truly comes to life in the evening, with locals relaxing, playing chess, or simply enjoying the view. Families bring their children for fun and photo sessions, while young people engage in creative activities such as painting, sketching, or street performances. During festivals, Bach Dang Street is beautifully decorated, illuminated with vibrant lights that transform it into a dazzling sight.


2. Ba Na Hills
Ba Na Hills is located in Hoa Vang district, about 25km southwest of Da Nang city center, standing at an altitude of 1487 meters above sea level. This European-style resort paradise attracts millions of visitors every year, both local and international. You’ve probably heard of the phrase “Ba Na Hills – The Road to Heaven's Gate.” Indeed, once you arrive here, it feels as though you've entered a fairytale world. As soon as you board the cable car, you’ll be greeted by a misty, cloud-filled panorama. Ba Na Hills welcomes you with its cool climate, lush greenery, and enchanting fog. What could be more romantic than strolling with your loved one in such a dreamy setting? You can explore the French Village and experience a mini Europe within Da Nang.
The area is designed with ancient European architecture, reminiscent of the dreamy city of Paris. With towering spires and peaceful castles, there’s no need to travel to Europe when you can visit the French Village at Ba Na Hills and experience the grandeur of ancient castles. This unique design replicates the squares, churches, towns, and hotels of Paris, creating a fairy-tale scene in the heart of Da Nang. Alternatively, you can visit the Golden Bridge, one of the 100 most stunning destinations in the world. Located 1000 meters above sea level, this 150-meter-long bridge is famous for its enormous stone hands that seem to hold the bridge aloft. On foggy days, the bridge feels like walking through a paradise, surrounded by fluffy clouds.


3. Asia Park
Located along the Han River with an expansive area of over 860,000m2, Asia Park is one of Vietnam and Southeast Asia's top amusement parks, offering a wide range of outdoor and indoor attractions, along with a cultural space full of exciting experiences. It features the Sun Wheel, one of the world's top 10 largest Ferris wheels. The park is divided into three main sections: the modern outdoor amusement area, the central area with the Sun Wheel, and a cultural park showcasing architectural replicas from various Asian countries. The cultural park is a key highlight at Asia Park, where you can explore a “mini Asia” through traditional architecture, landscapes, and cultural activities from over 10 Asian countries, including Japan, Korea, China, India, Nepal, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
Each country's unique cultural identity is reflected in its own special landmarks. For example, the Japanese section features koi lanterns symbolizing strength and courage, while the Indian area immerses visitors in Buddhist culture with traditional festivals and textile crafts. The outdoor amusement park is filled with thrilling rides that cater to all age groups. Popular attractions include roller coasters, water slides, free-fall towers, and aerial tramways, making Asia Park a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers. No trip to Asia Park is complete without a ride on the Sun Wheel, a massive 115-meter Ferris wheel offering breathtaking views of Da Nang. At night, the Sun Wheel is illuminated with over 13,000 LED lights, adding to the dazzling beauty of Da Nang’s coastline.


4. Son Tra Peninsula
If you're someone who loves exploring the beauty of nature, enjoys peace and serenity, and seeks freedom, Son Tra Peninsula is the perfect destination. It embodies a harmonious blend of natural beauty, architecture, and history. Here, you'll find attractions such as the Linh Ung Pagoda, Ban Co Peak, the ancient Banyan Tree, the Tien Sa Lighthouse, and Ghenh Bang. Each site offers a unique experience for you to enjoy. Visiting during the 20th of October will make you feel like you’ve stepped into a completely different atmosphere. While the city center is bustling with activity, Son Tra Peninsula provides a tranquil escape where you can find peace. It’s an ideal spot for relaxation, adventure, or even a memorable date with your special someone on the 20th of October.
On the way to Ban Co Peak, a small path leads to a centuries-old Banyan Tree. Discovered in 1771, this tree, estimated to be around 800 years old as of 2014, is considered the largest in Vietnam. With a trunk circumference of 10 meters and 26 aerial roots, each towering 25 meters high, this Banyan Tree is an impressive natural monument. Its vast canopy offers a large shaded area, providing respite from the sun and rain, making it a perfect resting spot for many visitors. During the day, the golden sunlight filtering through the leaves creates beautiful, dappled patterns on the ground. Many couples choose this majestic place as their ideal spot for a 20th of October date, surrounded by the breathtaking and awe-inspiring landscape.


5. Nam O Reef
Visitors are often enchanted by the delicate charm of Nam O Reef. The breathtaking seascape here is so captivating that it leaves travelers reluctant to leave. This place offers an ideal opportunity to immerse yourself in nature, let go of your worries, and enjoy peaceful serenity. Nam O Reef is a pristine beach located in Hoa Hiep ward, Lien Chieu district, approximately 17 kilometers northwest of downtown Da Nang. For adventurous backpackers, Nam O Reef is a hidden gem waiting to be explored, yet for locals, it’s a well-loved destination for weekend picnics or special occasions like the 20th of October or Valentine’s Day. Since it’s not part of any major tourist route, Nam O Reef retains its untouched beauty, allowing visitors to feel like they’ve discovered a secret paradise.
Nam O Reef is divided into two sections: the larger Rán Cả and the smaller Rán Con. Rán Cả is about 50 meters wide and stretches roughly 300 meters, with submerged rocks scattered throughout the area, creating a unique underwater landscape. Rán Con, smaller in size, lies parallel to Rán Cả, separated by a small creek known as Thòng Lòng by the locals. Standing on the large rocks, facing east, visitors can spot Son Tra Peninsula, while to the west, the mysterious Hai Van Pass emerges from the misty clouds that blanket the mountains and forests. If possible, try to visit Nam O Reef early in the morning to catch the sunrise, capturing the glimmering moment. The natural beauty of Nam O Reef offers both solitude and a sense of romance, evoking deep, peaceful emotions.


6. Thuan Phuoc Field
Thuan Phuoc Field, a newly established film studio in Da Nang, has quickly become a popular spot despite opening just two years ago. Known as the Da Nang Film and Picnic Area, Thuan Phuoc Field was originally designed to serve as a backdrop for wedding photo shoots and film productions. However, it has captured the hearts of young people for its stunning European-style settings, blending both modern and ancient architectural elements. While Da Nang already features a French village at Ba Na Hills with classic French castles, Thuan Phuoc Field offers a unique European atmosphere that doesn't require a trip to Ba Na. It’s easily accessible right in the city, allowing visitors to experience a European vibe without leaving town.
Located just 3 kilometers from the city center, Thuan Phuoc Field is easily reachable via several routes. Situated beneath the Thuan Phuoc Bridge, it's visible from the bridge itself. To get there, simply head straight towards Son Tra, take a left at the roundabout, turn right onto Nguyen Huu An Street, and you'll arrive. Alternatively, you can follow Tran Hung Dao Street along the Han River to reach the location. Once there, you'll be surrounded by quintessential European charm: windmills, animal farms, haystacks, golden fields of dry grass, small white-painted wooden fences, and traditional European-style houses. These picturesque details will surely captivate visitors, especially the younger crowd, making them reluctant to leave.


7. Love Bridge
The Love Bridge is a new attraction located on the city’s marina, positioned between the Dragon Bridge and Han River Bridge. Facing the heart of the river, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding scenery and the city’s skyline. The bridge is particularly enchanting at night when the lanterns hanging along its length light up, casting a shimmering red glow on the river’s surface, creating an utterly romantic atmosphere. Inspired by famous bridges around the world like the Pont des Arts in France, Hohenzollern Bridge in Germany, Tretriakovsky Bridge in Russia, and Milvio Bridge in Italy, Love Bridge may have different designs, but all share the same symbolic purpose: couples come here to lock their love by attaching a padlock engraved with their names, signifying a bond that will last forever.
Visitors can either bring their own lock or purchase one from a vendor located by the bridge. These locks are heart-shaped, the universal symbol of love. Once the lock is secured on the bridge, it’s customary for couples to throw or hide the key, ensuring that no one can unlock it. During events like the International Fireworks Festival or special holidays such as October 20th, the Love Bridge offers an excellent spot to enjoy breathtaking fireworks displays, with a stunning view that’s wide open, airy, and perfect for memorable moments. For an even more romantic experience, consider staying in one of Da Nang’s hotels offering love-themed rooms. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience!


8. Dragon Bridge
Recognized as the most beautiful bridge in Da Nang, the Dragon Bridge is not only a vital traffic artery but also a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike to relax and enjoy the view. Every Saturday and Sunday evening, the bridge hosts a spectacular show featuring water and fire spouts, accompanied by vibrant, ever-changing lights. The bridge is a popular destination for both visitors and residents, especially young people who enjoy strolling and taking photos. Spanning the Han River in the heart of the city, the Dragon Bridge stands tall and proud, becoming a symbol of Da Nang's pride. The design of the bridge, inspired by a dragon of the Ly Dynasty, seems to stretch out toward the vast sea, symbolizing Da Nang's aspirations for growth and strength, while also showcasing the city's modern architectural artistry.
What sets the Dragon Bridge apart is its impressive size: it has six traffic lanes, a width of 37.5 meters, and a length of 666 meters. Additionally, the bridge features an elaborate lighting system with 15,000 LED lights. This remarkable structure was coated with five layers of paint to prevent corrosion and protect its vibrant dragon design. The most noticeable feature is the steel frame that resembles a dragon soaring over the Han River towards the sea. The bridge’s unique engineering combines steel beams, steel arches, and concrete beams, making it an engineering marvel. Beyond its architectural beauty, the Dragon Bridge is also designed to captivate visitors with its ability to spout fire and water, making it a major tourist attraction in Da Nang.


9. My Khe Beach
If you're in Da Nang around October 20th, be sure to visit My Khe Beach, which has been named one of the world's most beautiful beaches by Forbes. This 900-meter-long stretch is one of the busiest and most popular beaches in Da Nang. Located conveniently close to the city center, it offers a spacious and scenic environment with top-quality services including hotels, restaurants, parking, fresh water showers, umbrella rentals, and inflatable toys. Numerous food stalls line the beach, offering fresh seafood like shrimp, crab, fish, squid, and abalones at prices accessible to a wide range of visitors.
My Khe Beach is also known for its rare seaweed species, such as golden seaweed and crab claw seaweed, which have high export value. To ensure the safety of both tourists and locals, the beach is equipped with a lifeguard system, including watchtowers, lifebuoys, and flags to mark hazardous areas. Lifeguards are on duty 24/7, ready to assist in emergencies. The surrounding environment is well-maintained, and the recent completion of the Han River Bridge has made access between the east and west parts of the city even easier, making My Khe Beach a prime destination for relaxation and beach activities.


