Museum Siam
Museum · Sanam Luang ·

Museum Siam

Museum · Sanam Luang ·

Interactive museum exploring Thai identity, culture, and evolution

air-conditioned
coffee shop
affordable
friendly staff
neoclassical building
modern art
wheelchair accessible
family friendly
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Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
Museum Siam by null
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4 Sanam Chai Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Get directions

Restroom
Family friendly
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom

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4 Sanam Chai Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand Get directions

+66 2 225 2777
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Features

•Restroom
•Family friendly
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Jan 8, 2026

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"Museum Siam Khet Phra Nakhon is an interactive museum full of surprises. On the outside, it's a stately, neoclassical building. Once you step in, you'll see a juxtaposition of antique fixtures and technology combined with modern art. Each of the 14 rooms are designed to showcase the history, culture, and evolution of the Thai people through video, audio, and interactive elements. There's a lot to absorb, and you could easily—and happily—spend three hours wandering." - Katie Lockhart

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"The Museum of Siam is an interactive little museum (opened in 2007 in a 19th-century European-style building) that uses multimedia to explore Thai origins and culture — covering topics from Buddhism and war to the making of modern Thailand — and is less visited by tourists." - Matthew Kepnes

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"Housed in a 19th-century European-style building and opened in 2007, I find the Museum of Siam to be a fully interactive, fun, and educational look at the origins of Thailand and its culture, with galleries, movies, and multimedia displays covering culture, history, Buddhism, war, and the making of modern Thailand; it’s open Tuesday–Sunday 10am–6pm with admission around 100 THB." - Matthew Kepnes

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ProTalk English C.

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Nhớ ghé đây nha mấy ní VN! Museum Siam is honestly such a fun place! There are tons of interactive activities, games, and creative exhibits that make learning about Thai culture really enjoyable. It’s not as crowded as other tourist spots, so you can take your time and really explore everything. If you want to understand Thailand on a deeper level, this is the place to go. History, culture, food, traditions… everything about Thai life is explained in a fun and easy way. A super enjoyable spot that many tourists don’t even know about.

pare_cetamol

Google
Museum Siam is a great place to learn about Thai history and culture in a fun, modern way. The whole building is air-conditioned, which makes it very comfortable to walk around, especially on a hot day. In front of the museum, there’s an open grassy area where you can relax — they even have picnic mats you can use, which is such a nice touch! There’s also a small local coffee shop right in front that serves good drinks and snacks. The location is super convenient — the MRT station is right in front of the museum (Sanam Chai Station), so it’s very easy to get here. Definitely worth a visit whether you’re a tourist or local.

kai C.

Google
If you want to learn about Thailand's history and culture, I would recommend this place. You can rent an audio guide for free which was a big help as it enhanced the interactive exhibits by providing narrated explanations (you can select your preferred language) as you go through each room.

Roy Yi Ling N.

Google
I'm glad I went to this museum. Some reviews say the exhibition is for young people, but I think it's a well curated museum to let you consider what it means to be Thai, and the evolution of the different identities of the people here. It may be simple for some people, but I thought the interactive, fun and casual exhibits help make it more immersive for you to consider the Thai identity. Also, while the exhibit may seem fun, I think it does provide some thought-provoking questions—we may think of the Thai identity as static, but this exhibition invites you to consider to different identities, and it is also willing to ask an honest question—what does it really mean to be Thai? And also, what are the origins of symbols of Thai identity and have we thought to question them?

Angus Stew P.

Google
A great place to learn about the country's history and culture. The museum is very close to Sanam Chai MRT station and during my visit, the museum hosted special exhibitions occasionally and there was a childhood games and pop culture exhibition. The admission fee is 100THB, which is reasonable for the experience offered, though I think it might be worth spending money and time on the nesrby National Museum Bangkok than this because I can assure that place will wow you.

Ekaterina S.

Google
Loved everything about the place - the entrance is 100 bath including audio guide. The museum collection explains what Thai means through things. Very entertaining there is even a room with different games that explain Thai traditions. The buildings is vibrant

Triển T.

Google
-100THB/ adult - “Museum Siam is fun, modern, and very interactive. The staff are friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. The exhibits are creative and easy to understand, making Thai history enjoyable to explore. A great place to spend a couple of hours in Bangkok.”

Phimagine

Google
We went here on Tuesday, just a few tourists and primary students. We bought tickets for 50 baht, since we're students. The staff were all friendly and nice, though not all of them were talkative. I wasn't a big fan of history, but it was great to learn something more about my motherland ✨ This place was filled with something educational and historical to experience and learn from! Anyways, the toilets were clean!! --loved them!!