The National Museum, Bangkok hold the treasures of not only the history of Bangkok but pieces of Buddha history dating thousands of years. There are guided tours every Wednesday and Thursday that are free. If you enjoy history and art, as I do, you will enjoy your visit to this museum.

What an amazing place! This used to be a palace and the buildings are stunning! We took a guided tour with an excellent volunteer guide who explained so much to us about Thai culture. It really helped us enjoy the rest of our stay in Thailand. When we visited other temples, we could relate to what she had explained and... More

I think that I have seen there the most beautiful murals ever ! They are in the chapel, which is part of the museum, and the whole place is just incredible : from bottom to top, the walls are covered with meaningful paintings, that were explained to us by a volunteer guide who was really passionate about the Museum and... More

The National Museum Bangkok is the place to see if you want to get a broad overview of thai culture and history. The museum shelters hundreds of amazing pieces. Don't miss a chance to get detailed explanation of this extensive collection by visiting the museum on wednesdays or thursdays. The national museum volunteers offer free guided tours available in four... More

The National Museum of Bangkok, is a treasure trove full of antiquities housed in an original palace, the sheer authenticity of the grounds and artifacts felt like I was being taken back in time, particularly when conveyed in my mother tongue. The National Museum Volunteer guides offer free English, Japanese , French and German tours every Wednesday and Thursday and... More

Allow plenty of time when visiting...at least half a day. The museum offers a comprehensive history of Thailand and Thai art. Alot of work is currently being done to improve the buildings. Take toilet tissue and possibly a personal fan with you

A splendid collection spread over several buildings, covering Thai history and culture. Easily worth half a day.

The national museum is vast and very old, and it shows. The main buildings are built in Thai style and looks like small temples. Inside there is a clutter of many exhibits, not properly labeled. The walls of the museum are not painted, the museum is not air conditioned and not well lit. The side building is a bit newer,... More

Museum is at Sanam Luang, if U stay near sukumvit area try to find a direction to Klong (canal) Sansapp and take a river boat taxi all the way to the Golden Mountain for 9 bat each, then take a tuk tuk for 30 baths for 2-3 people for a short ride to the National Museum. Try to go on... More