Manzi Exhibition Space is an art gallery and café on a small back street in Hanoi’s Ba Đình district, away from the traffic. Exhibitions include work by local artists and showcases such as Ta Huy Long’s “My Zootopia”; some works may be for sale. The two-storey café has comfortable seating, space to read or work, and a small side balcony for a quieter pause. Check ahead for current exhibitions or open studios, as displays are not always on view.
Art exhibitions and open studios
Manzi hosts exhibitions and open studios for local and international artists. Past displays have included “My Zootopia” by illustrator Ta Huy Long, alongside work by local artists. Some pieces may be for sale.
Exhibitions are not always on view, so check what is scheduled before setting out. Art can also be displayed upstairs, where the arrangement may be informal and take a little browsing.
A café with room to linger
The two-storey café gives you space to sit with a drink, read or work. Comfortable seating and greenery make it a quieter stop away from nearby traffic. A small balcony at the side of the building offers a more secluded place to sit.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Manzi Exhibition Space open on Mondays?
No. It is closed on Mondays and open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 AM to 7 PM.
Is there a café at Manzi Exhibition Space?
Yes. The space has a two-storey café with drinks, comfortable seating and room to read or work.
Is Manzi Exhibition Space wheelchair accessible?
It has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking.
