The Saigon Fine Arts Museum is a classic building with modest Chinese influence and houses interesting collections in Vietnam. They include contemporary paintings by renowned Vietnamese artists and foreign artists, traditional handicrafts created by the Vietnam ethnic groups and Vietnamese antiques. Saigon Fine Arts Museum is actually opposite Le Cong Kieu Street, or Antique Street of Saigon, where you’ll find more than 60 antique shops in Ho Chi Minh City in just a 100-meters stretch of road. So kill 2 birds with one stone by heading to this 2 Vietnam travel attractions. And they are easy to find, being just opposite Ben Thanh Market.

How to get to Saigon Fine Arts Museum

Saigon Fine Arts Museum is where the red arrow is pointing, just opposite Ben Thanh Market. We’ll use the statue (yellow arrow) as a reference point for the next picture.

How to get to Saigon Fine Arts Museum

How to get to Saigon Fine Arts Museum

With the statue (yellow arrow) as a reference point and Ben Thanh Market directly behind us, use the MachinoImport Building (circled in red) with Highland Coffee (blue arrow) and the petrol kiosk (green arrow) as landmarks. Just head for that direction.

How to get to Saigon Fine Arts Museum

Saigon Fine Arts Museum is just round the corner of Highland Coffee, in the direction of the yellow arrow.

How to get to Saigon Fine Arts Museum

Once you go round Highland Coffee, you will be able to see the Saigon Fine Arts Museum where the yellow arrow is pointing.

How to get to Saigon Fine Arts Museum

As you can see, the Saigon Fine Arts Museum is directly opposite Ben Thanh Market (yellow arrow) and just next to Le Cong Kieu Street (blue arrow).

 

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