The hotspots which attracted the largest number of people include the Exhibition Complex and creative spaces at the University of Natural Sciences, as well as the National Museum of History.
More than 100 activities are set to take place throughout the course of the festival, showcasing more than 1,000 creative artworks featuring contributions from over 500 designers and experts in creative industries, all coming together to form a colourful and dynamic celebration.
Notable events include a painting contest, seminars, workshops, art programmes as well as fashion shows.
Hanoi’s Creative Design Festival will take place in seven of the capital’s most iconic heritage sites, featuring dynamic activities across a wide variety of creative fields, including architecture, design, visual arts, performing arts, film, fashion, music, handicrafts, publishing, advertising, games and software, and culinary arts.
The major festival venue is located at the August Revolution Square, connecting the 'Cultural Heritage' axis of Ly Thai To street with Le Thanh Tong street.
The event will run through to November 17.
