[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Bangkokian Museum (Updated Feb)

The Bangkokian Museum, also known as the Bangkok Local Museum in Bang Rak District, is a new perspective tourist attraction in Bangkok. It was established according to the purpose and intention of Professor Waraporn Surawadee, the owner, who wanted to organize her house and the inherited property from her mother, Mrs. Sa-ang Surawadee (Tanboonlek), into a museum for future generations to study. After organizing the items, Professor Waraporn donated the house to the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA). Subsequently, the BMA developed the house into a pilot project to support the policy of having local museums in each district. The exhibition format includes buildings and objects that tell the story of the lifestyle of middle-class Bangkokians before and after World War II. Most of the displayed items were actually used by the house's owners. 273 Soi Saphan Yao, Si Phraya Subdistrict, Bang Rak District, Bangkok Free admission, closed every Monday

#bangkoktrip My visit to the Bangkokian Museum was a delightful step back in time into the heart of Old Bangkok. Located in the quaint neighborhood of Bang Rak, this museum is housed in a century-old traditional Thai house, offering a charming glimpse into the city's past. The museum's collection consists of everyday artifacts and memorabilia from Bangkok's earlier years. It's a nostalgic journey through the lives of ordinary Bangkokians, showcasing their homes, businesses, and daily routines. What makes this museum truly special is its authentic setting. The preserved house, with its wooden architecture, antique furnishings, and lush garden, transports visitors to a bygone era. Visiting the Bangkokian Museum is like stepping into a living history book, and it's a hidden gem for those seeking a unique and intimate perspective on Bangkok's cultural heritage. It left me with a deep appreciation for the city's roots and traditions. #ukcreator #Bangkok #thailand

Bangkokian Museum was established according to intention and wishes of Waraporn Surawadee, the house owner. She wanted to prepare the house and properties inherited from her mother to found a museum to be available for the next generations and interested persons study. The building and displays tell stories about middle class Bangkokian's way of life and lifestyles before and after the WWII; during 1937-1957. Opening Hours: 10AM - 4PM (Tuesday - Sunday) Admission fee: free #bangkoktravel #bangkokcity #museumquest #ที่เที่ยวกรุงเทพ #กรุงเทพ

The Bangkokian Museum or Bangkok situated in Bang Rak District, is considered as one of the best places to visit and learn about the way of life of Bangkok people in last 60-80 years ago. The The museum house is made of wooden and other mixed with concrete, surrounded by green garden in a very beautiful way setup. Insider the museum, will see an Exhibition shown of Antique items and the way of living in last 80 years ago such as a fined old bed, old boxes, Working room, telefax which make your feel and understand of Bangkokian’s in that time. Opening time from 9:00am - 4:00pm Close every Monday #bkkinsider#bangko#familytrip

The Bangkokian Museum showcases the lifestyle of Bangkok residents during the reigns of Kings Rama V to IX. Located in the Bang Rak district, this museum offers a glimpse into the past for future generations to learn about the traditional way of life in Bangkok. The museum features an old teakwood Thai house that remains in its original condition, including the bedroom, kitchen, and study, along with original household items such as wooden furniture, old newspapers, and early Thai electrical appliances. This makes the museum a window into the lives of Bangkok residents in the past. Highlights of the place: - Old wooden house from the reigns of Kings Rama V to IX, reflecting the traditional lifestyle of Bangkok residents - Antique items such as old newspapers, radios, and original furniture - Peaceful atmosphere amidst the bustling city - Ideal for those interested in Thai history and architecture Location: 📍 Soi Charoen Krung 43, Bang Rak District, Bangkok Opening hours⏰: Open Wednesday - Sunday from 09:00 - 16:00 (Closed on Monday and Tuesday) Admission fee💰: Free of charge How to get there: 🚆 By BTS – Get off at Saphan Taksin Station and walk for about 10 minutes 🚌 By bus – Routes that pass by include 1, 15, 35, 75 🚗 By private car – Limited parking available, public transport is recommended

Bangkokian Museum (Bangkok folk museum) located in the heart of Bangrak District of the old commercial area of Bangkok. The whole place consists of 3 buildings. One is the main house, the second was used as a doctor's office, by the father of the past owner and the third one turned into a kitchen. The volunteers at the museum were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. Some of them spoke English fluently. If you come around the area, it's worth sparing one hour or so to explore the place. (Free entry)

#thailandtrip There are altogether 3 houses here. One of them was transferred from another location, originally belonged to a doctor related to the family. The facility is managed by government after the owner donated the property and maintained as museum. Nice little museum to have a flash back of early life during the 1940s to 50s. Remind me of my grandparents modest timber house in some detailing.

A place that shows a traditional Thai house and the history of a family in Thailand in the past. There are three houses inside, and you'll have your guide accompanying you and explaining the story of each corners. The guide even taught me some of Thai phrases/sentences. So interesting. The entrance of Bangkokian Museum is free, guys. I think spending one hour here is enough. Best way to get here is with motorbike taxi ✨ #bangkok #museum

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