Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts

Over more than 300 years of history, Ho Chi Minh City has developed into one of the leading centers of politics, economy, culture, education and tourism in Vietnam, but it still preserves its traditional values and unique architectural designs, most notably the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts, which is one of The largest museums in the city. Built in 1929 and opened in 1934, this museum features a harmonious blend of Asian and European architecture, designed in the Art Deco style; It is an architectural style that harmonizes the most intrinsic values of the Asian and European schools of fine arts. The museum's first floor hosts rotating exhibitions of contemporary art, while the second floor features drawings, paintings, and statues, many of which focus on resistance to colonial rulers, while the third floor displays ancient works from Vietnam's history.