Restrooms
Facilities may be inside or close to the market; locations and conditions can vary. Ask at an entrance or management point.
Chợ Cồn (Con Market) · Đà Nẵng · Vietnam
Con Market is a lived-in city stop: food aisles, dried goods, fabrics and eating areas form an accessible slice of everyday Đà Nẵng.
Commonly listed hours · 07:00–19:00
Individual stall hours can differ; check on arrival.
Original conceptual illustration; not a photograph or site plan.
01 —
At a glance
The name “Cồn” recalls the market’s origins on a higher sandbar in old Đà Nẵng. Today, it remains known as a local shopping and food space where visitors can observe daily exchange rather than only pass through a souvenir zone.
This guide focuses on visiting responsibly: allow enough time, ask the price before buying, respect narrow aisles, and remember that every stall operates independently.
Hùng Vương & Ông Ích Khiêm, Hải Châu, Đà Nẵng 550000
About 60–120 minutes, depending on whether you eat or browse.
No gate ticket is listed; spending depends on your choices.
Aisles and stalls can be busy at peak times.
02 —
Today’s weather
Loading the forecast…
03 —
The city tourism portal describes food, dry-goods and outdoor trading areas. Visit as a guest in a working market: leave aisles clear, ask prices and request permission before photographing people.
Đà Nẵng Tourism · 2023Original conceptual illustration; not a photograph or site plan.
One way to visit
Morning often suits visitors who want to observe food trading. When it is busy, keep to one side of the aisle and avoid close-up filming of vendors without permission.
04 —
Timing & rhythm
Good for sensing the daily food trade. It can also be one of the busiest moments in the aisles.
A balanced time for eating and browsing stalls if you wish to miss the most intense early-morning rush.
Keep expectations flexible: hours and stock are stall-specific. Heat can be stronger, so water and light clothing help.
05 —
Practical notes
These are neutral orientation notes, not a substitute for conditions on the day. Ask staff or follow posted signs whenever you need help.
Facilities may be inside or close to the market; locations and conditions can vary. Ask at an entrance or management point.
Motorcycle or car parking depends on the entrance, time and on-site rules. Do not stop in active traffic lanes.
The area includes food stalls, market foods and several forms of urban accommodation. This guide does not rank or endorse specific businesses.
Convenience shops, supermarkets, pharmacies and cash points may be found in the surrounding urban area.
Drivers should plan fuel or charging at appropriate urban service areas, rather than relying on the market itself.
Payment methods are decided by individual stalls. Small-denomination cash can be flexible; ask the price before ordering or buying.
Surfaces, steps and aisle widths vary by section. Visitors who need mobility assistance should travel with a companion and ask on arrival.
Keep bags compact, watch for motorcycles on outer lanes and ask before photographing others. It keeps the space safer for everyone.
04 —
Use the linked Google Maps pin for your destination. The market has two frontages on Hùng Vương and Ông Ích Khiêm. Confirm a suitable entrance with your driver. Journey times and fares depend on your origin, traffic and service; verify current bus routes before travelling.
Open directionsOriginal conceptual illustration; not a photograph or site plan.
07 —
Food around the market
Con Market is commonly associated with local snacks and ingredients. To remain neutral, we describe types of experiences rather than name or recommend individual stalls.
Useful for small, eat-on-site portions; ask about ingredients when you have allergies or dietary needs.
Check packaging, use-by details and transport rules for air travel or borders.
Ask how prices are measured, choose items for your time frame, and consider heat when carrying them away.
08 —
Continue the trip
The places below sit in the wider central area. Choose by walking comfort, weather and up-to-date official opening information; this is not a ranking.
Another central market setting, offering a comparison with a different part of the city.
A central architectural landmark, suitable for observing the streetscape from the outside while moving through town.
A history-and-culture stop with a very different pace from the market; check ticketing and opening details before visiting.
09 —
By season
Đà Nẵng has a tropical monsoon climate: a long dry season and a rainy season. The pattern below is a multi-year general guide, not a substitute for the forecast on your travel day.
| Period | Weather | Visiting tip |
|---|---|---|
| Jan–Feb | Shifting from rainy to dry, cooler, little rain. | Comfortable walking; early mornings are pleasant. |
| Mar–Aug | Dry season; Apr–Aug usually hottest, strong sun, little rain. | Bring a hat, water and sunscreen; visit early to avoid midday sun. |
| Sep–Nov | Start of rainy season; rainfall rises, Oct–Nov wettest, occasional storm influence. | Carry an umbrella; watch weather alerts and avoid travel during heavy rain. |
| Dec | Rain eases, cooler, turning toward dry. | Balanced weather, good for the market and downtown walks. |
Rain often falls in the late afternoon; most mornings stay workable for the food section. Check the updated forecast (including the weather module above) right before you go.
10 —
Routes by need
Three routes below are grouped by traveller type, not ranked. Then two common time frames you can combine with nearby downtown stops.
Go early (06:30–09:00) when it is calmer; focus on the food section and prepared-food stalls. Keep children close, avoid narrow aisles and ask prices before ordering.
Early light suits market photos; shoot wide before going deep inside. Ask vendors before photographing them and avoid flash in their faces.
Use a wider entrance, move slowly and rest in open lanes. Carry water; ask staff at the parking or management point if you need help.
Chợ Cồn (60–120 min) → walk to Đà Nẵng Cathedral (view from outside) → coffee or a snack around Hùng Vương.
Chợ Cồn → Museum of Cham Sculpture → Hàn Market → evening walk along the Hàn river. Check each venue’s hours first.
11 —
Learn & be responsible
Chợ Cồn is a living space for residents, not a tourist stage. A few points keep the visit easy for you and for vendors.
12 —
Detailed guides
Three in-depth guides to plan your timing, food to try and how to get to the market.
Common hours, best time to visit and payment.
See hours guide ↗Food types by stall, neutral and naming no specific stall.
See the food guide ↗From the airport, bus, taxi and on foot — directions by origin.
See directions ↗13 —
FAQ
No gate ticket is listed. Any cost comes from food, goods or services you choose.
About 60–120 minutes is a useful guide. Allow more time if you intend to eat and browse several sections.
Ask the price before ordering or selecting goods. Payment differs by stall; small-denomination cash can be convenient.
Availability changes by entrance, time and on-site rules. Ask at parking areas and avoid stopping in traffic lanes.
Chợ Cồn (Con Market) is at 90 Hùng Vương, Hải Châu, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam — close to the city centre and reachable by taxi or bus.
The market is commonly listed as open daily from about 07:00 to 19:00. Individual stall hours can differ, so check on arrival.
The market includes food stalls, fresh-food and spice sections. This guide describes experience types rather than naming specific stalls.
The market is a busy public space. Keep bags compact, watch for motorcycles on outer lanes and ask before photographing others to keep it safe for everyone.
14 —
Sources
This guide compiles location, place type and rating from Google Maps, with market context cross-checked against public materials from the City of Đà Nẵng and the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism.