Chicken Church

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Introduction The church was built in 1923, standing nearly 70m tall under the direction of Father Louis Vallet. - People in Da Nang often call it the Rooster Church because there is a rooster statue on top of the wind vane. - The church is designed in Gothic style with soaring lines and diamond-shaped archways. Opening hours: Daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM; after 4:00 PM, the church holds services and limits tourist visits Sundays: Visitors from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM On religious holidays: Visitors may come during the church’s non-service hours ,Note: Catholic visitors who wish to attend Mass may enter during service times. Located on Tran Phu Street in the heart of Hai Chau District, Rooster Church is one of the most prominent and recognizable religious landmarks in Da Nang. From afar, you can already see the soaring bell tower topped with the rooster symbol, creating a distinctive impression in the bustling neighborhood. Not only a place of worship for the Catholic community, the church is also a familiar stop for many travelers looking for a touch of ancient architecture in the heart of the city. When you come here, you will clearly feel the solemnity, tranquility, and graceful beauty of this more-than-100-year-old structure. Highlights Gothic architecture with soaring lines, creating a graceful feel and a striking appearance from a distance. The nearly 70m-high bell tower is the main architectural highlight, making the church a recognizable landmark in central Da Nang. The rooster symbol on top of the wind vane is a distinctive feature and also the reason locals call it Rooster Church. Diamond-patterned windows and decorative details create a classic, refined, and distinctly European look. The spacious outdoor area is suitable for stopping by, taking photos, and viewing the building from different angles. Its location on Tran Phu Street makes it easy to combine with visits to other central attractions in Da Nang. Helpful Tips It is best to come in the morning or before 4:00 PM if you want a more relaxed visit; after that, the church usually holds Mass and limits tourist access. Dress neatly and modestly, as this is a religious site; if you visit during Mass, please remain quiet and respect the shared space. Admission is currently free, but you should still check the opening hours before going, especially on holidays or special occasions. To avoid crowds, try not to visit during peak weekend hours; on Sundays, it is recommended to visit only between 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM according to reference information. You can combine your visit with other central Da Nang attractions along Tran Phu Street and in the Hai Chau area to save travel time.

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