APEC Park offers an outdoor art stop beside the Han River, with a sweeping canopy and public sculptures. Children can follow shadows, find shapes and change viewing angles during a short walk between other discoveries in central Da Nang.
Cost
Free
Stroller
Partial
Age guide All ages; best for a short early-morning or cooler-evening walk. Keep young children close because roads and the river are nearby.
Address and visiting notes
Binh Hien area, Hai Chau Ward, west bank of the Han River, Da Nang
This outdoor park may have limited shelter from sun and rain. Bring water, avoid peak heat, and check whether events restrict paths or parking.
Public art spaceWalking and landscaped areasNear the Cham Sculpture Museum
My Khe brings a broad sandy shoreline alongside urban Da Nang. Families can choose a promenade walk, wave-watching or sand play to suit their children's energy, enjoying the change from city streets to the sea without committing a whole day.
Cost
Free
Stroller
Partial
Age guide All ages when using a lifeguarded zone. Keep children within arm's reach and never enter when flags or announcements prohibit swimming.
Address and visiting notes
Along Vo Nguyen Giap, An Hai Ward, Da Nang
Check weather, warning flags, permitted swim zones and lifeguard hours on arrival. Avoid midday heat, bring water, and do not treat pool toys as life jackets.
Designated lifeguarded swimming areasBeach and seafront promenadeUrban services near the beach
Thanh Ha Terracotta Park takes clay beyond familiar pots into buildings, models and garden spaces. Children can compare full-size architecture with miniatures, while adults explore how the colour and texture of terracotta connect design with Hoi An's pottery tradition.
Cost
Check ahead
Stroller
Check ahead
Age guide For children who enjoy models, buildings and craft.
Address and visiting notes
Nam Dieu, Thanh Ha area, Hoi An, Da Nang
Compare the park's buildings with its smaller models.
Pottery and craft-village history displaysGarden areas and brick architecture
