Đống Đa
Lively Đống Đa is packed with food stalls and tiny eateries serving soup noodles and spicy mango salads, as well as convivial hot-pot places and upscale Vietnamese restaurants. It's also home to the Temple of Literature, an 11th-century Confucian complex with pavilions and statues. Small fashion boutiques sit alongside mainstream clothing stores, while the nightlife scene includes beer bars and karaoke venues.
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Ibrahim Bey
Admiral
Bengt Reuterskiöld
Swedish military personnel
Prince Henry of the Netherlands
1820–1879
Dorothy Payne Whitney
American social activist
Emperor Mingyuan of Northern Wei
Ruler
Wallace Bruce
Author
Sidney Johnston Catts
Former Governor of Florida
Joe Louis
American professional boxer
Khuong Huu Dung
Poet
Jeon Tae-il
South Korean worker
Ibrahim Bey (İbrahim Bey (Memlük))
Mamluk
Ibrahim Bey
Admiral
Henry Way Kendall
American physicist
Josep Viladomat
Visual artist
Josep Viladomat i Massanas
Visual artist
George A. Sinner
Former Governor of North Dakota
Frank R. Gooding
Former United States Senator
Frank Gooding
Former United States Senator
Neil Chotem
Canadian composer
Claude Evans
Ice hockey player
Marcel Cabay
Actor
Olivette Thibault
Canadian film actress
Slim Whitman
American musical artist
Shirley Eikhard
Canadian singer-songwriter
Bobby Hachey
Canadian actor
Forges
Spanish humorist
Salome Bey
Canadian singer
Walter W. Winans
American marksman
Napoleon Bonaparte
Former Emperor of the French
Liu Jingyan
Chen Shubao's mother
Benjamin Huntsman
Inventor
Penor Rinpoche
George Bamberger
American professional baseball player
Yakup Yavru
Actor
Leon Agusta
Author
Rusty York
American musician
Nasrul Abit
Former Vice Governor of West Sumatra
Roméo Lorrain
Former Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
Yusuho
South Korean Politician
Patrick Manning
Historian
Henry II of Castile
King
Damià Forment
Spanish architect
Hai Zi
Chinese poet
david iztambul zalmon
Musical artist
Chuck Low
American actor
