Europe Village in Vietnam 2023: Adventures of the Senses

Europe Village – the largest European cultural event in Vietnam – makes its comeback with “Adventures of the Senses”, enabling participants to immerse in a European atmosphere in the heart of Hanoi.

The three-day event starting on May 12 at Hoan Kiem Lake Walking Zones offers a full and varied schedule that includes cultural performances by European and Vietnamese artists, sports events, dance performances, and kid-friendly activities, among others.

Additionally, attendees can travel through Europe by stopping by prestigious Country Booths, sampling European cuisine, or interacting with European technologies and goods on display by European companies with Vietnamese subsidiaries.

Among them are grand and exclusive exhibitions like the European Fashion Photography Exhibition, a display of watercolor paintings of European landscapes, thrilling dance performances, and delectable foods with authentic European flavors.
 Europe Village takes place in Hanoi on May 12-14. Photos: Linh Pham 
  The biennial event themed “Adventures of the Senses”. 
 The event attracts a large number of visitors. 
 Europe Village is a biennial initiative launched in Vietnam in 2018 by the EU Delegation to Vietnam.  
 Visitors are offered a chance to taste food of authentic European flavors. 
 More people flock to the three-day event. 
 Food remains one of the highlights of the largest European cultural event. 
 Watercolors – another highlight of the event. 
 People are waiting for a musical show. 
 Artists honored at the event.
 Each country brings its distinctive cultural characteristic to Europe Village. 

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