[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Museum Siam (Updated Mar)

#museums #100waysoftravel i was excited to visit this amazing place. I'm delighted with the exhibition. I didn’t have enough 2 hours for the excursion, so I’ll be back. Each building has its own exhibition theme. Thanks for immersing yourself in the wonderful and interesting culture of Thailand. I was pleased to learn more about the history and culture of Thailand.

#dreamvoyage Hello everyone, we went to Tha Chang Wang Lak Pier and walked to the MRT and then we came across this place, Museum Siam. There is an entrance fee, but if you are a student with a student ID card, you can show that you are a student and you will get in for free. In addition to the exhibition above and the museum, there are also exhibitions below. There are items that were excavated during the construction of the MRT and the museum. Currently, Museum Siam is holding the exhibition "Decoding Thainess", the development of "Thainess". The content on display from the past to the present, from the social context that has changed with the era, through the exhibition with a new presentation format, through telling stories of Thainess in various dimensions, such as history, architecture, culture, traditions, food, clothing. Open 10.00 - 18.00 hrs. Open Tuesday - Sunday (Closed every Monday)

#bangkoktrip My visit to the Museum Siam in Bangkok was a delightful journey through the history, culture, and identity of Thailand. Situated in an elegant neoclassical building near the Grand Palace, this museum is a treasure trove of knowledge. The exhibits at Museum Siam are beautifully designed, blending traditional and interactive elements. They provide a comprehensive exploration of Thai history, from ancient civilizations to modern times, in a way that is both engaging and thought-provoking. What truly stood out was the museum's emphasis on interactivity, encouraging visitors to participate and learn through hands-on experiences. It made the history and culture of Thailand come alive. The Museum Siam is a hidden gem in the heart of Bangkok that left me with a profound appreciation for the rich tapestry of Thai heritage. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to delve deeper into the soul of Thailand. #ukcreator #thailand #Bangkok

This was probably one of the best museum I’ve been to, a model for modern learning that is fun and interactive. Highly creative. Great facilities. The Museum consists of 3 parts including a permanent exhibition, rotating exhibition and creative learning activities. There is a lesser focus on traditional artefacts but more on modern unique memorabilia from Thailand’s culture. The show in room 3 was the best. Museum Siam truly gives you the 360 insights and experience about Thailand. It is a thought-provoking place as well as you are encouraged to compare the difference between Thai stereotypes and their actualities. Expect to learn more about Thailand’s cuisine, religions, education and more. There is a cool giftshop you must also visit. Address - Museum Siam, 4 Sanam Chai Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Getting there - MRT Sanam Chai Station Opening hours - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. / closed on Mondays Entrance fee - 100฿ #museum #mustvisit #summervacation #familytravel #childrenmuseum #bangkok #bangkokcity #awesomepic

During our days in Bangkok, we randomly discovered an interesting museum about the history of Thailand just right outside of a metro station! This is called the Museum Siam at Sanam Chai station which is where you will go when you want to have temples visit! If you are a history and culture lover, try to add this museum in your itinerary before visiting the famous temples like Wat Arun. It is painted in light yellow and has a 19th century architectural style. There is an art exhibit outside so I took some photos with it. You could explore and learn more from the exhibits inside about Thai costumes, temples and architecture but there is an entrance fee for the exhibitions so you have to get the tickets first! 📍Museum Siam #visitbangkok #thailand #境外遊

Today, we take the kids to the city to visit the Museum of Learning or Museum Siam. It is the first museum of learning that creates a new way to visit a museum, stimulating learning. There are exhibitions of stories through modern technology that make it interesting and accessible to visitors. There are techniques for telling stories and asking questions to make visitors curious. Visiting the Museum Siam is divided into 17 rooms in total. You walk through each room. Each room has a different topic. Let's come and visit. #Location of the Museum Siam It is near Wat Pho (Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram), Wat Phra Kaew. You can get there in many ways, whether by car, boat, or take the MRT to Hua Lamphong and then take a taxi for another 15 minutes. #Admission fee to the Museum Siam Students 50 baht Adults 100 baht Foreigners 300 baht *Excluding admission fees for children under 15 years old and seniors 60 years old and over, including the disabled. #Bangkok attractions #Museum Siam

The museum, which organizes exhibitions presenting Thainess, as the real Siam, from the past to the present, has all aspects, history, beliefs, religion, clothing, food, whether it's food like Tom Yum Goong, the national food, or even Mama, instant noodles, the food of many dormitory students, they still bring exhibitions to provide knowledge, homework, politics, education, and a complete presentation of Thainess that is Thai as Thai in the past or present. It is worth walking in to see. The atmosphere is quiet, suitable for gaining knowledge and walking to see beautiful things in each aspect. The beauty of different eras and stories of the Museum of Siam #Museum of Siam #Bangkok attractions #Bangkok #Pak Khlong Talat #Where to go in Bangkok

After visiting the Siam Museum, we crossed the street and came across a small cart with an uncle selling ginger tofu pudding and cold grass jelly. The shop is located near Chakrapong Palace, which caught our eye because there were a lot of people waiting in line. 📍There are 2 menus: ginger tofu pudding and self-serve grass jelly for 15 baht/bowl. (But when we went, the tofu pudding was sold out. Only grass jelly was left, which was a shame.) The uncle made every menu with care. He carefully scooped it. This was the first time I had self-serve grass jelly. I usually eat square-shaped ones. 😁 The taste is bouncy and not too sweet. It is refreshing to eat. It is perfect for the hot weather. 📍There are not many tables. Most people buy it to take home. Many bags. 📍The shop is a cart style. It is located near Chakrapong Palace - Tha Khoe Rachini. If anyone passes by there, don't forget to stop and try it. The uncle makes it look very delicious. He has been selling for a long time. I guarantee the taste and quality. As for us, we definitely have to go back and try the ginger bean curd 😋 #mrtSanamchai #RachineeThaRuea #ChakrabongseWang #BangkokFood

#VisitBangkok Museum Siam is a museum that exhibits culture, lifestyle, and history of Thainess. Inside there are 3 floors. The upper floor exhibits lifestyle, clothing, and different places in the past. The second floor is about food culture and the lifestyle of Thai people. The museum costs 100 baht per person and there is a pamphlet. If you want to see the strangeness of the museum that is different from other places, you should come and experience it.

Today we will go to Sanam Chai Road. Start from #MRT Sanam Chai Station, exit 1. ✅You will find the Museum of Siam or the Museum of Learning. Open Tuesday - Sunday 10.00 - 18.00 ✅Wat Ratchabophit Sathit Maha Simaram is the temple of King Rama V and VII. The highlight of the temple is the Ubosot, the Vihara, the pagoda and the glass gallery. ✅Wat Pho (Wat Chetuphon Wimonmangklararm) is the temple of King Rama I. It has a reclining Buddha and art in the temple as its highlights. ✅The Grand Palace ✅Kalyanamitri Road has the Ministry of Defense. The landmark is the cannon. The back is a soft yellow building. ✅Walk to Lak Muang Road. Pay homage to the city pillar shrine. This weekend, change the atmosphere and walk around Bangkok on Sanam Chai Road. #places to visit #Bangkok #visitBangkok #worship

........ Today, I will introduce a place that can be called......... 📍Get both knowledge 📍Get both fun 📍Get souvenirs @Miss Siam It is a learning museum that creates a newness, no more boredom in visiting the museum. The main exhibition will be on the topic of Thainess. The exhibition rooms are made with modern technology that makes it interesting and accessible to visitors. There are storytelling techniques along with many activities, such as ➡️ Activities: Dress up and take pictures according to the era ➡️ Activities: Relive the past in the classroom ➡️ Activities: Draw lots and many more 🚙 It's very easy to get here. Take the MRT and get off at Sanam Chai Station. Exit through the Grand Palace Gate. Take the escalator and you will appear inside the museum. 💴 Admission fee: Children/Students 50 baht Adults 100 baht Foreigners 300 baht #Secret location ####Central region team

Museum Siam 🏤 or the Museum of Learning has been open since April 2, 2008. It aims to showcase the identity and uniqueness of the Thai nation, focusing on people in Bangkok, especially children and youth, in order to learn about the core and roots of the Thai nation. Museum Siam is considered a new form of museum under the concept of "Discovery Museum: A new space for learning" that emphasizes on allowing visitors to fully participate in the museum through various types of modern media, making it necessary to read and understand less, but focusing on activities that allow viewers like us to 'play' or participate more in the exhibition. It is considered a place for all ages to visit. Museum Siam 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/Yz986K5ex2hYXLY76 #Mr.Tourism #Central Region Team #Central Region Team

Stepping into the Siam Museum in Bangkok feels like entering a time tunnel, showcasing Thailand's past, present, and future. The museum's exterior is simple and modern, yet inside it houses countless cultural treasures. The carefully arranged exhibits narrate the glorious years of the Siamese dynasty, with each artifact radiating the warmth of history. I paused at the large digital interactive display, where projections and images intertwined, making me feel as if I were in an ancient market, hearing the hustle and bustle of the streets and the sound of carriages; in the next moment, I was transported to the bustling modern Bangkok, experiencing the city's diversity and vitality. The detailed explanations provided by the guides gave me a deeper understanding of Thailand's religion, art, and traditions. As I stepped outside, the sky darkened, and the lights illuminated the museum's exterior walls, seemingly telling the stories it holds. This cultural journey was not just an educational experience but an immersive spiritual cleansing.

Pak Khlong Talat is the largest wholesale and retail flower market in Bangkok. It is located along the Chao Phraya River, near the Phutthayotfa Bridge (Memorial Bridge) and Wat Ratchabophit. General Information • Location: Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok • Opening Hours: Open 24 hours, but most lively at night until early morning (around 00:00 - 06:00) • Transportation: • MRT: Get off at Sanam Chai Station and walk for about 10-15 minutes • Bus: Lines 3, 9, 53, 82 • Chao Phraya Express Boat: Get off at Pak Khlong Talat Pier Highlights of Pak Khlong Talat • Central wholesale market for flowers from all over the country, such as roses, gerberas, lilies, sunflowers, wildflowers, and winter flowers • Affordable flowers with a wide variety to choose from, perfect for flower shops and those who want to arrange their own bouquets • Garlands and religious offerings available for worship or various ceremonies • Lively atmosphere throughout the night, especially from 2 AM to 5 AM when major wholesalers sell fresh flowers Nearby Attractions • Wat Pho (Wat Phra Chetuphon) • Wat Arun Ratchawararam • Museum Siam • Yaowarat (Chinatown) If you want to experience a vibrant and colorful flower market, Pak Khlong Talat is a destination not to be missed!

#bangkoktrips Awakening Bangkok 2024, held from November 8 to 17, illuminated the historic Phra Nakhon district with over 35 light and digital art installations. Themed "One Light, One Rises," the festival featured works by local and international artists, including students from various universities. The festival was free to attend and operated daily from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM. It was easily accessible via MRT at Sanam Chai and Sam Yot stations. Address - included Yodpiman River Walk, Museum Siam, Saranrom Park, Bangkok City Hall, and Rommaninat Park. Bangkok Avg. Price per Person - Free entry 😍 Rating - 5/5❤️

Hey, I went to the 14th NIGH AT THE MUSEUM event. What’s Thai Wat Thai 2024. The event features presentations with images from every era of Thailand. 👻 Haunted House with hidden Thai ghosts. Traditional Thai costumes from different eras. 🎠 Along with great activities, music performances, food, and drinks. 🕓 Time: 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM. 📍 Location: Museum Siam (MRT Sanam Chai, Exit 1). 🎫 Free admission. ---------------------------------------------- NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM 14: What’s Thai Wat Thai 2024 What’s Thai? Experience the thrill of Thai-style fairground. 🕓 04:00 PM - 10:00 PM.

📍 Address: Museum Siam, Bangkok 💵 Price: 5$, worth the experience so much This is a truly wonderful moment to explore the museum Siam in Bangkok. Honestly have never visited a museum with such diverse activities. In this museum you can not only contemplate the outfits, cultures and watch Thai history but also play interactive games, see 3D mapping exhibitions, watch to historical presentation in motion,.... You can also wear audio players to hear the introduction of each room. There are also a gallery shops for stamping envelopes and buying souvenirs. It's also possible to try on Thai costumes and have some photos. You can also sit in a class settings and pretend to be a Thai student. So fun to try all the activities here. I think they help a lot in enriching our experience. #thailand #travel #siam #museum

Museum Siam is another landmark that you should visit once in your life because this is a museum in Bangkok that will let us know the history of various things. This trip, we came by MRT, got off at Sanam Chai station, exit 1, went up the escalator and found the entrance to the museum. Personally, I like it very much because Museum Siam focuses on the display in the cabinet that reflects the Thai identity and in the contemporary dimension, from the past to the present. Outside the museum, there are snack shops to eat. The shop is very cute and you can also take pictures. The museum is very spacious and very shady. I recommend that you must visit at least once. 🚝 MRT, get off at Sanam Chai station, exit 1. 💸 Admission fee is 100 baht per person. ⏰ Closed every Monday, open from 10.00-18.00 hrs. #Get a discount without relying on luck #VisitBangkok #MuseumSiam #SecretLocation #Museum

Move.coffee 🥤✨ •—𝐁𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐤𝐨𝐤, 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝🇹🇭 ⏰ Open : 10.00 am-6 pm (TUE-SUN) • Move.Coffee ตั้งอยู่มิวเซียมสยาม ติดกับ MRT สนามไชย เดินทางง่ายมาก เป็นร้าน Food Truck ชงกาแฟจาก Moka Pot มีเครื่องดื่ม coffee & non-coffee และขนมปังทอดอร่อยๆให้สั่งทาน ราคาน่าคบหาแถมยังรสชาติดีด้วย ☕️🍞🧈 • บรรยากาศคือโคตรจะดีเพราะอยู่ใต้ร่มไม้ใหญ่ หน้ามิวเซียมสยาม มีพื้นที่ให้นั่งเล่นบนสนามหญ้า ฟีลปิคนิคปิคใจ มาที่นี่คือได้ทั้งดื่มกาแฟ และ relax ตัวเองได้ดีที่สุด เลิ้บมากกก ✨🥤🦮🥰💕 . 🚇: MRT สนามไชย (ทางออก 1) #MoveCoffee #คาเฟ่พระนคร #cafeinbkk #เที่ยวตามแนวรถไฟฟ้า

#Get a discount without relying on luck. Come shop for Thai-style souvenirs at the Museum of Siam. It is located inside the building on the left corner of the building. There are many souvenirs for sale, from notebooks, models showing the essence of Siam, drinking glasses, bags, souvenir shirts to choose from as you wish. They are usually quite special. Anyone who stops by to visit the museum will buy some to take back home. You can easily travel to the museum by subway. Get off at Sanam Chai station. Don't forget to stop by to visit, take pictures, and buy souvenirs.

#Secret shop SIAM Origins is a cafe and restaurant decorated in a stylish style. The shop is quite spacious, the seats are comfortable, and the atmosphere around the shop is fresh and natural. Because this shop is located inside the Museum Siam, it is a shop that most people do not know much about. Most tourists who visit the museum will accidentally find this shop. It is considered another shop that I have visited for the first time. I ordered drinks and desserts. The shop also has a very delicious menu of savory and sweet dishes. The menu is created by Chef Kai Thananya. It can be said that you should not miss it. If anyone stops by to visit the museum, don't forget to stop by and eat. The shop is located behind the museum. If anyone intends to travel to this shop specifically, you can come by subway to Sanam Chai station.

#Travel along the electric train Another popular place for the new generation is Museum Siam, which is now even more convenient because there is a electric train that goes right to the museum. Take the subway and get off at Sanam Chai station. The museum is located on Sanam Chai Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District. It is open every Sunday and Tuesday-Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. It is closed every Monday. Or if you can't make it in time, the museum usually has activities organized in front almost every week. Stop by to see the atmosphere and beauty.

Venue: Museum Siam, Bangkok Event Date: October 26-27, 2024, from 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM The event features exchanges, discussions, and storytelling within the community, showcasing produce from rotational farming across the country in the 'Karen Kitchen.' There will be exhibitions, workshops on fabric dyeing using forest colors, herbal foot baths, tribal music, and products from community brands from all regions.

On September 14th, Museum Siam hosted the Ganesh Chaturthi and Muay Thai event. There were numerous stalls selling art toys, featuring artists who created works of Lord Ganesha. Unfortunately, I visited on the last few days and couldn't capture the entire atmosphere due to the crowd. Highly recommended, whether there's an event or not, as there are plenty of photo spots both inside and outside. The architecture along both sides is also very captivating.

Thailand is such an interesting country with a unique culture, political structure and belief system - to find out more check out the Museum Siam. It offers you a glimpse into the more recent history of Thailand and how it emerged into the globally iconic destination it is now. I really enjoyed learning about the things that are ‘Unique to Thailand’ and it really made me appreciate my trip more First thing I’d suggest is getting the free audio tour, usually I hate these things but this one was great. The woman talking is very clear and has a great sense of humour, laughing my way through the museum felt very Thai. It is quite small so you can do the whole thing in about an hour. It’s very close to the grand palace so you can easily to both in the same morning 🕰️Business Hours: 10-18:00 💰Average Price per Person: 100TBH £2.25 📍Address: Sanam Chai, the metro station is right at the door. But you can also get here by taxi, bus or tuk tuk #bangkoktrip #100WaysOftravel #museums #bangkok #thailand

#thailandtrip A lovely museum to see if you want to learn how Thainess developed during history. It gives you the outlines of the Thai identity which consists of three main elements: Nation, religion and the King. It is not a large museum compared to the National Museum Bangkok and you can see it in two hours. Your tour starts from the third floor and then you go downstairs to the second floor. In my opinion, you must see the National Museum Bangkok first and then you can visit this museum if you have time. You will not miss much if you are unable visit here.

The capital is not just about busy markets and neon-lit nightlife; embark on a Bangkok museum journey, from ancient palaces to modern galleries, and feel the charm of art and culture! 🌺 Bangkok Museums - Urban Treasures 🏡 Wander through the hidden alleys of Khet Bang Rak district, explore the life of the Tha family in the 1930s, and let Bangkok Museum take you through a tunnel of time. 🎭 Siam Museum - Adventure with Curiosity 🎲 The Siam Celebration Hall hides a super-modern exhibition feast. It's not just history; there are interactive experiences waiting for you to play! 💼 Museum of Counterfeit Goods - Taste the Cost Between Real and Fake 💳 A bit far from the city center, but this unique museum displays 500 items that will open your eyes. See it to believe it! 🕍 Bangkok National Museum - Explore the Past and Present 🕰️ Step into Thailand's oldest national museum, with thousands of books and treasures, where every step whispers stories in your ears. 🎨 Ancient Siam - The Beauty of Architecture 🌳 An outdoor museum modeled after the map of Thailand, with many historical buildings miniaturized before your eyes, as if in a wonderful miniature world. 🐵 Paradise Art - Jump into the Quirky Paintings 🖼️ Art In Paradise lets you become part of a 3D painting, where taking photos is unspeakably delightful. 🏰 Suan Pakkad Palace - Deep Old Houses 🌲 Immerse yourself in the royal family's private collection, these old houses hold untold stories of a thousand years. 🚀 Museum of Contemporary Art - Bursting with Creativity 🌈 The Museum of Contemporary Art is not just an exhibition of artworks, but a perfect display of modern creativity. 🎭 Bangkok Art and Culture Center - The Stage of Youth 🎶 Here gathers the bold works of many young artists, music, movies, paintings, every visit brings new surprises. 💫 Jim Thompson House - The Soul of Silk 🧵 Search for the traces of the King of Silk in the exquisite teak rooms, a place full of mystery. Bangkok's museums are filled with corners of fantasy and education, spending a day in this city enjoying the art will give you a deeper understanding and affection for it. Get your camera ready, and find those corners lit by art in Bangkok's museums! 📸✨

#cherryblossom2024 🌸🌸🤗 My wife and I visited Bangkok, Thailand during the spring season 🪷 for our holiday. While traveling via the MRT underground train, we were captivated by the new Sanam Chai Station, which showcased numerous breathtaking images of the location. The Sanam Chai station is a rapid transit station on the Blue Line of the Bangkok MRT. It is situated underground beneath Sanam Chai Road in Bangkok, Thailand. During the construction of the station, numerous historical artifacts were discovered, including coins from the reigns of King Mongkut and King Chulalongkorn. These valuable findings were handed over to the Fine Arts Department and Museum Siam for preservation and further research. A special exhibition was organized at the concourse level, specifically under Exit 1, to showcase these artifacts. On 27 November 2020, this underground exhibition became the first museum in Thailand, open to the public free of charge. The expert in Thai architecture and national artist Pinyo Suwankiri has designed the interior of the place in accordance with the early Rattanakosin era theme. The Sadom pillars, which serve as the main pillars, are adorned with intricately carved tiles in the shape of the Pikul flower. These carvings symbolize prosperity. Additionally, the edges of the pillars are embellished with lotus shapes, featuring long curved petals that lean towards the center. The bottom of each large petal is engraved with smaller petals and coated with a layer of gold leaf. 🏵🌼🌺 Furthermore, apart from its central location on Rattanakosin Island, the station is conveniently situated in close proximity to various notable landmarks such as Wat Pho, Saranrom Park, Saranrom Palace, Museum Siam, Pak Khlong Talat, Rajini School, Wat Ratchabopit, Wat Rajabopit School, and Wat Ratchapradit. This allows us to easily explore and discover more captivating attractions after visiting this station. 😘😘🌸 #songkran2024 #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #trip

A non-stop holiday (travel) For those who want to change the atmosphere to eat breakfast, try eating here, Effin Coffee. Here, the upper part is a hostel, while the lower part is a coffee shop and breakfast.. Most of the guests in the shop are foreigners. The shop is decorated in a Lanna style. For those who like to take pictures, the shop has many artistic corners for us to post. They have many types of breakfast sets, whether Chinese Style, Thai Style or American Style, you can choose. As for me and my friend, we chose the Thai style, which is Pad Thai with shrimp and stir-fried pork with holy basil, fried egg. The taste is considered good. The coffee and Thai tea are okay. Suitable for recharging energy in the morning to walk around Tha Tien. How to get there: We came by subway, got off at Sanam Chai Station, exited at the Siam Museum door, and walked straight ahead. When you reach the intersection, turn right and cross the road. The shop is opposite Wat Ratchabophit School. #Bangkok attractions #restaurant #breakfast restaurant #hostel