Da Lat Palaces Map

Opening hours are from Google Maps (October 2026) and can change — check before you go. · ≈ km from Xuan Huong Lake (straight line)

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   Madame de Dalat (Tran Le Xuan villa)
   ≈ 1.8 km · Open: 7:30–17:30 · Best time: Morning
   Villa built in 1958, now a museum and garden: the story of the áo dài, Nguyen dynasty woodblocks and a rose garden. Villa + woodblocks 178,000 VND (child 50,000), 50% off after 16:00 per the official site; Google Maps shows Sundays closed — check first.
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   Bao Dai Palace 3 (Summer Palace)
   ≈ 1.7 km · Open: 7:00–17:30 · Best time: 8:00–10:00
   Emperor Bao Dai's family residence, built 1933–1938 on a pine hill, with his office, bedrooms and original furniture. Reference ticket 60,000 VND (child 40,000). The most visited palace.
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   Governor's Palace (Dinh Tinh Truong)
   ≈ 0.7 km · Open: 8:00–11:00, 14:00–17:00 · Best time: Weekday morning
   French-era residence (early 20th century) on Palace Hill in the centre, with a free exhibition of old Da Lat memorabilia. Sometimes only the grounds are open; closed at weekends.
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   Bao Dai Palace 2 (Decoux Palace)
   ≈ 0.9 km · Open: status changes — check before you go · Best time: View from outside
   Residence of the Governor-General of Indochina on Tran Hung Dao Street. Recent visitors say it is closed to casual visitors and runs as a guesthouse — check first.
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   Empress Nam Phuong's Palace
   ≈ 2.1 km · Open: 7:30–11:30, 13:30–17:00 · Best time: Morning
   Art Deco villa from the 1930s, the Nguyen Huu Hao palace given as Empress Nam Phuong's dowry; in the Lam Dong Museum grounds, 4 Hung Vuong. Nine fireplaces and a view over the city. Cheap ticket; shoes off inside.
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   Bao Dai Palace 1
   ≈ 3.1 km · Open: status changes — check before you go · Best time: Check first
   Hilltop palace in the east of town, once Bao Dai's working residence. Closed from April 2024, reopened free on 15 June 2026, but the gate was closed again on 17 August 2026. Recent Google reviews mention 50,000 VND entry (150,000 with activities) — ask before you go.
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