Hanoi City Motorbike Tours – Best Hanoi Female Vespa City Tours

Experience the true spirit of Hanoi on two wheels!
Join Motorbike City Tours for a thrilling and insightful ride through the vibrant streets, hidden alleys, and rich history of Vietnam’s capital. Our tours are proudly led by an all-female team of friendly, licensed, and fluent English-speaking Vespa riders who will take you far beyond the typical tourist trail.

This is not just a ride – it’s a deep dive into the heartbeat of Hanoi, combining culture, cuisine, and connection. From the French-colonial charm to the lively backstreets and legendary food culture, we’ll show you a Hanoi few get to see.

Our bookings fill up fast – book your Hanoi Food and Sights Motorbike / Jeep Tours Led by Women today to secure your spots! 📞 Call / WhatsApp / iMessage (24/7): +84 988 402 008 📧 Email: info@motorbikecitytours.com 🌐 Website: motorbikecitytours.com

4-Part Itinerary – Hanoi Female Vespa Tour

Part 1: Hanoi’s Iconic Highlights
We begin with hotel pickup and a safety introduction, then set off on stylish Vespas toward Hanoi’s most beloved landmarks. Ride past Hoan Kiem Lake, the Opera House, and the grand French Quarter. Make photo stops and hear historical stories that reveal the city’s unique fusion of East and West. We then explore the bustling atmosphere of Train Street, where daily life happens right along the railway tracks – a scene both dramatic and real.

Part 2: Cross the Bridge to Another World
We venture over the iconic Long Bien Bridge, built in the early 1900s by the French. On the other side lies Banana Island – a peaceful world of farms, gardens, and fresh greenery in the middle of urban Hanoi. Here, you’ll witness a rural lifestyle unchanged by time, meet local farmers, and breathe in the quiet contrast of city and countryside.

Part 3: Stories of War, Peace, and Local Life
Next, we ride through tiny alleys that cars can’t reach, visiting Huu Tiep Lake, where the remains of a US B-52 bomber still sit, a relic from the 1972 air raids. Learn about this poignant part of history while seeing how today’s communities thrive around it. We continue past old apartment blocks, communal courtyards, and daily local life unfolding around us.

Part 4: A True Taste of Hanoi
We end our adventure with a mouthwatering local lunch or dinner at a hidden gem – a spot known and loved by Hanoians. Sample signature dishes like Bun Cha, Spring Rolls, and Egg Coffee, served in a café dating back to 1946. Before returning to your hotel, we enjoy a cold glass of Bia Hoi – Hanoi’s iconic fresh beer – and toast to an unforgettable ride.