Maze Bar Dalat: the strangest bar in Vietnam

The Maze Bar is a bar, yes — but certainly not an ordinary one. The entire space is designed as a labyrinth, with corridors, staircases and rooms connecting to one another, which makes spending time here part of the plan itself.

You can set out to explore until you reach the very top, or simply sit down for a drink in any of its many corners. Each space is different from the last, though they all share that surreal air that makes having a beer here a completely different experience.

It’s without doubt one of the most curious and entertaining places we’ve visited in Vietnam — and even in Southeast Asia. And although it might seem easy to get lost for a while, don’t worry: you’ll always end up finding the way out.

Maze Bar (100 Rooftop Bar) in Da Lat, Vietnam

The usual routine on arriving at the Maze Bar is to order a drink and start exploring the labyrinth with no fixed route, trying to find your way to the top. Waiting for you up there is an open-air terrace with great views over Da Lat.

The best approach is to just go with it: it’s easy to end up somewhere different every time. The decor is astonishing, with themed murals in almost every corner, and the care poured into each detail shows. It does get easier to find your bearings over time, but that first visit is genuinely fun and unlike anywhere else.

Maze Bar Dalat: price and how to get there

Entry is free, with the single condition that you order something during your visit — which makes it an original and highly recommended plan in Da Lat.

It’s located just a few hundred meters from the main market, tucked away among a row of small shops.

✔️ Information reviewed and last updated on February 7, 2026

Diego, author of Viajar por Vietnam

Diego

Vietnam as a second home since 2019

My relationship with Vietnam got off on the wrong foot in 2019, after catching dengue fever in Cambodia — but a second chance turned that indifference into absolute passion. Today I live in Ho Chi Minh City, exploring the country with the calm and depth I lacked on that first visit.

From my base in Vietnam, I use my on-the-ground experience to help other travelers discover the country through this blog, proving that second chances — and well-planned trips — can change your life.

That same drive to share the world also led me to found Aventúrate a Viajar, a travel agency where I design and coordinate small group trips across Vietnam and many other countries.