Bangkok Art & Culture Centre

It’s free to enter the building. There is a walkway to skywalk/National stadium station. I enjoyed walking around not only in the unique exhibits but also the shops. I found a really nice leather + wood bag but I chickened out from buying lol. But there were so many creative items to choose from from different shops. I also liked the interactive exhibit on Letting Go.

If you have extra time in Bangkok, BACC is definitely worth a visit. This was my second time here, and it’s always exciting because the exhibitions change every month, so there’s something new to experience each visit. The entrance is free, and you’ll find a wide variety of art, culture, and history beautifully showcased. A very inspiring and enriching place — highly recommended!

It’s an amazing center where you can delight your eyes with beautiful art. I was impressed by how they support young artists by showcasing their work. It was also enjoyable to find some great art items for sale. Both the shops and galleries were fantastic. I couldn't help but feel like there are more opportunities to make this place vibrant or more inviting. Little cold. Toilet were bad though. And the lockers were crazy old.

BACC is a must visit in Bangkok. Free to enter. the bottom floors house some cute shops cafes and restaurants, lots of unique and creative finds. The top two or three floors contain an ever changing series of exhibitions, you never know what you will find. But typically the art tends to have a Thai focus. There are often exhibitions off student work here, which can be inspiring. Amazing building just to enjoy walking through the space, but it often rewards with some incredible art.

The place is huge. Wih so many artists displaying their art works. Amateur and experienced alike. It took half a day to cover all the floors. And it felt very peaceful especially inside the audio room. Please do add this to your bucket list if you are travelling to Bangkok. Offbeat and highly recommended

Free art space with local vibes Easy to get to from the BTS, and parking is available. Don’t expect a fancy art gallery, but the atmosphere is nice and chill. You’ll often find interesting photo exhibitions by local artists — once I even saw a quirky display of cups in unusual shapes 😄 What makes it feel truly Thai is the food – there’s something to eat on almost every floor. Worth a visit if you’re nearby!

A fun and inspiring space where artists can show off their work. No entrance fee — you’re free to wander through the exhibition areas, cafes, restaurants, and some little souvenir shops. It’s also a great spot that gives young artists and students the chance to be creative and share their talent 🙏

I enjoy this place. There are many art and cultural exhibits. There are also many coffee shops and art/souvenir shops inside. Though it opens at 10am, I think it's better to come a bit later because some shops are still closed.