The space was decorated to recreate a neighbourhood from the subsidy period, featuring electric train carriages, a general store, and more, allowing visitors to relive memories of one of the most distinctive periods in the country's history.
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| Delegates perform the inauguration ceremony for the Tram Line No.6 tourism product. |
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| Hanoi leaders present the Decision to recognise three tourist attractions and two traditional crafts at the event. |
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| Hanoi’s space has 100-year-old electric poles, public water pumps, neighbourhood bulletin boards, street economy professions from the subsidy period, and old transportation means of Hanoians. |
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| The space features models of ancient houses on Hanoi streets. |
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| Tourists participate in activities such as decorating ration stamps from the subsidy period, puzzle games, costume rentals, and themed photo shoots. |
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| The entire scene is set up to reflect the atmosphere of the subsidy era. |
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| Many children are delighted with the sewing machine and fabric featuring a peacock design. |
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| Young people enjoy the experience with vintage cameras. |
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| These items have been closely associated with many capital residents for a long time. |
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| The traditional crafts space in Ba Dinh has vendors selling rice cakes, lotus flowers wrapped in leaves, and more. |
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| Many locals are excited to visit and experience the Tram Line No.6. – “Hanoi Street Museum” |
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| The four carriages of the Tram Line each feature a unique theme representing the typical cuisine of Hanoi and Vietnam, such as rice, 'pho' (noodle soup), kitchen-cupboard table, and more. These carriages act as carriers of heritage, creating a "mini-museum" of culture and cuisine. |
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| The “Truc Bach Night” programme is not only a place to visit but also evokes memories for many Hanoi residents from the subsidy period. |
