Museum Siam

Museum Siam is a famous museum for young generation people from its concept of exhibiting the “Thainess” in a different way. Unlike the National Museum Bangkok where the exhibition focuses on the historical perspective, Museum Siam focuses on exploring the true meaning of Thainess by narrating stories across various dimensions, such as history, architecture, cultural traditions, cuisine, clothing, and more.

Museum Siam is for everyone who is keen to know more about contemporary Thai culture. Moreover, the location of this museum is perfect for combination with other places along the Chao Phraya river trip. If you visit Bangkok with children, this place can also be very educational and fun for your children as well.

Here are exhibitions you can enjoy.

 

Decoding Thainess Exhibition

The “Decoding Thainess” story is exhibited throughout 14 exhibition zones, in its modern, engaging presentation, which connects historical narratives and displayed objects to contemporary life, encouraging visitors to relate the past to the present.

Details of each exhibition zone and virtual tour can be found on the museum’s website here.

 

Temporary Exhibition

Topic of Thainess which is not part of the main exhibition – or sometimes newly discovered – will be displayed in a temporary exhibition zone. For example, the story of Muay Thai or Thai Boxing used to display temporarily here.

Check out the latest temporary exhibition in the schedule on the museum’s website here.

 

Opening Hours

Museum Siam open every Tuesday to Sunday and Public holidays from 10:00-18:00 (Close on Monday)

 

Entrance Fee

  • Student (15 years and above) 50 Baht per person
  • Thai citizen 100 Baht per person
  • Non-Thai citizen 100 Baht per person
  • Free Entrance for…
    • Children less than 15 years old
    • Senior 60 years old and above
    • Monk and priest
    • Disabled Tour guide (please show an identity card which is issued by Ministry of Tourism and Sports)

How to purchase a ticket?

How to get there?

MRT Sanam Chai station. Get off the station and go to exit 1. The sign states the direction of Museum Siam. Take the escalator up, you will arrive in front of Museum Siam.

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