Museums & galleries
Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum
Réhahn Croquevielle, commonly known as Réhahn, is a French photographer and art collector based in Hoi An, Vietnam. His work often focuses on themes such as memory, cultural heritage, and the documentation of traditional practices in countries including Vietnam, Cuba, Malaysia, and India.
What it is
This museum in central Da Nang holds the personal collection of French photographer Réhahn, who is based in nearby Hoi An. The displays focus on Vietnam's ethnic diversity, pairing his portrait photography with textiles, traditional garments and everyday objects gathered from communities across the country. It works well for travellers interested in Vietnamese culture and craft rather than archaeology or ceramics, which the museums nearby cover instead.
Getting there
The museum sits in the central riverside area of Da Nang, an easy walk or short taxi ride from most downtown hotels. From Da Nang International Airport (DAD), it's roughly a 10-15 minute taxi or ride-hail trip, traffic depending.
How long to spend
Most visitors need about 45 minutes to an hour to go through the exhibits at a comfortable pace.
When to go
Mornings tend to be quieter and cooler for walking between sights in this part of the city. The museum itself is compact, so even moderate visitor numbers can make the rooms feel busy — arriving earlier in the day helps avoid this.
Combine it with
The location makes it easy to pair with other museums in the same district:
- Museum of Trade Ceramics (0.5km) — a short walk away
- Hoi An Museum (0.6km) — also close by
- Museum of Sa Huynh Culture (0.8km) — a bit further but still walkable
- Japanese Bridge (0.9km) — worth combining if you're spending a half-day exploring this area on foot
Sources: open data from Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap · Updated August 5, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
