MUSÉES

14 points d'intérêt recommandé pour vous

Ban Kamthieng Museum, All Areas A traditional 19th-century home, the Siam Society’s Ban Kamthieng house museum is a reference in Thai architecture. This 200 years old house is now an ethnological museum from the Siam Society. Here you will find farming tools and fish traps,objects of spiritual worship. When you walk to the upper floor of the Ban Kamthieng house, you will also learn more about magic shirts and supernatural tattoos and talismans. [ + plus ]

Bangkok Dolls Museum and Factory, All Areas for free Established since 1957, the Bangkok Dolls Museum features antique collector dolls. Made by a doll master, this dolls are a legacy in the preservation of the thai culture and tradition. Besides Khunying Tongkorn Chandavimol dolls, the collection has also over 400 dolls from around the world. [ + plus ]

Bangkok National Museum, All Areas The Bangkok National Museum shows Thai art and history and detains the largest collection of Thai art and artifacts in the country. The collection features Thailand's prehistory to Sukhotahai and Ayutthaya eras until the modern Thai Kingdom. [ + plus ]

Correction Museum, All Areas for free This old prison was transformed into a museum, the Correction Museum It features some old school torture and discipline, showing the macabre history and old prison life in Thailand before reforms were made to the penal system. [ + plus ]

King Prajadhipok Museum, All Areas TheKing Prajadhipok Museum has three floors of permanent exhibitions relating to royal life. THe collection features the royal regalia and personal effects of King Prajadhipok (Rama VII) and photographs, documents and films concerning the King's life and the two historic events, in which the King played a leading role -- the 1932 Revolution and the Conferment of the first Constitution of Thailand. [ + plus ]

King Rama 6 Museum, All Areas for free Located at Rachawonlop Building, the King Rama 6 Museum is the centre of military lovers and also a tribute to King Vajiravudh, his role in Thai military and civil histories. [ + plus ]

M.R.Kukrit's Home, All Areas Once house of former prime minister M.R. Kukrit’s, the M.R.Kukrit's Home is divided in five traditional teak homes featuring a collection of artifacts,like ceramics, antiques, fine arts and books. Located in the middle of a beautiful garden, you will find Thai art, literature and exotic plants. Don´t miss the Chinese altar and the Buddhist scriptures. [ + plus ]

Museum of Forensic Science, All Areas Located at the Siriraj Hospital , the Museum of Forensic Science is not foe all stomachs. Dedicated to forensics, pathology, Thai medical history, parasitology and anatomy, this museum features mummified remains of the first known serial killer in modern Thai history, Si Ouey Sae Urng. In the collection of the called " Museum of Death" is possible to see exhibits of the causes of accidents, Siamese twin children, utopsy instruments and surgical robes. [ + plus ]

Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, All Areas The Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang also known as the Grand Palace is one of the most popular spots to visit in Thailand. The Grand Palace was used during many decades as royal residence but nowadays, is only used for official events. [ + plus ]

Rare Stone Museum, All Areas The Rare Stone Museum holds a collection of rare or unusual stones, fossils and ashtrays. [ + plus ]

Royal Barge Museum, All Areas Thai Royal Family's ceremonial barges are placed in the Royal Barge Museum. Here you'll find eight of the over 50 barges that make up formal processions and the most recent marked King Bhumibol's 72nd birthday in 2008. [ + plus ]

Suan Pakkad Palace, All Areas This palace turned in to a musuem, was the residence of the Royal Highnesses Prince and Princess Chumbhot of Nagara Svarga This museum showcases a combination of fine arts and ancient artifacts from the era of H.R.H. Prince Paribatra Sukhumbandhu, son of His Majesty King Chulalongkorn, Rama V and Her Majesty Queen Sukhumala Marasri. [ + plus ]

Thai Labour Museum, All Areas Located close to near the Makkasan Railway Station, is the Thai Labour Museum. This museum was established to serve as an information centre about the Thai labour movement. The collection features through six exhibition rooms, where you can see how was the life of Thai slaves and all the objects related to the Thai labour movement. [ + plus ]

The Suan Pakkad Palace Museum, All Areas [ + plus ]