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A legendary creative hub in Thao Dien with a sprawling outdoor area that includes a skate park, lawn space and plenty of shaded seating. Craft beer, coffee and street-food events draw a young expat and local crowd.

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Parks · District 1
A long linear park built over the old railway line in the backpacker quarter, and a popular spot where local residents walk their dogs. Wide paved paths, gardens and open stretches run between Pham Ngu Lao and Le Thanh Ton. It doubles as a pleasant pedestrian route through District 1.
Its central position and steady community of local dog walkers make it the easiest place to socialize your dog downtown.
Leash your dog at all times in this busy public park; muzzle recommendations apply citywide though not legally enforced. Hours were not published in the source, but the park is open daily into the evening.
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