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Not only a flower shop on Ba Trieu street, Métaphore also brings a poetic and romantic corner to the bustling daily life of the Capital. Located at 56A Ba Trieu,

EXHIBITION FROM 25TH OCTOBER TO 3RD NOVEMBER 2019 AT TEMPLE OF LITERATURE, HANOI. From 25th October to 3rd November 2019, “Hermès Heritage – In Motion” will be hosted at the

On 30th May 2019, the world’s leading crystal brand LALIQUE officially held a welcoming event at 61 Trang Tien, Hoan Kiem to celebrate the opening of its store in Hanoi

« The beauty of Vietnamese women remains a reference in Asia »In April 2019, Guimet Museum (Paris, France) officially announced the presence of “Borderline”, an exclusive collaborative work of art

December 2018 – Tam Son opened the first Patek Philippe boutique in Vietnam at the Legend Metropole HanoiThe first Patek Philippe boutique in Vietnam has opened at the Legend Metropole

In 1998, Vietnam joined the Asia-Pacific Regional Cooperation Forum, a prelude to a new developmental step in the country’s integration process. That same year, in Binh Duong, Rose Morant, a

Many Hanoia exquisite lacquerwares are presented here, including the collections of luxury and elegant home decors or fine jewelry and fashionable Lacquer silk, which combine both contemporary inspirations and Vietnamese

The HUGO boy refuses the old and rigid rules. He is someone who does not accept to follow, but always rises to the lead with a very unique ego in

Alba Wellness Resort will open its doors in its soft-opening phase on 1st February 2018, making it the first ever complete wellness resort in Vietnam. Located 30km in the North

Vacheron Constantin, the world’s oldest watchmaker with over 260 years of uninterrupted history, opens a brand new shopping and display space in Hanoi in partnership with Tam Son International Co.,

Along with the investment, Mr. Peter Ryder – founder and CEO of Indochina Capital and Mr. Doan Viet Dai Tu, co-founder of Openasia Group will join Toong’s Board of Directors.

Visitors can admire the unique architecture of old Hanoi and the sophistication of each traditional handicraft product. Amongst many historical buildings remaining at the heart of Hanoi’s old quarters, the