It may not be the easiest place to get to but it REALLY is worth it. The building is light and airy - an architectural triumph. The works are exhibited well and there are interesting explanations printed in both Thai and good English. I appreciated the variety that was on display. The small garden is a delight. After browsing through the collections, I visited the very reasonably priced café/restaurant on the ground floor and had a delicious light meal.

Wonderful medium sized venue for modern art. Good exposure to the contemporary Thai art scene. Interesting temporary exhibits. Good museum shop. Wheelchair friendly.

I love this place so much for chilling and exploring the fine arts and Thai design, lots of good work here. The architecture is also perfect for photo that you must love. If you're looking for spending a quality time in Bangkok, hope you like it here!

Exquisite escape and worth the trek. Surprise! Seniors free. I particularly liked the second level. All is so colorful and detailed. Some surrealism but not much abstract, I took the BTS to Mo Chit and then a Grab (Thai Uber) to the museum. Take the walkway toward the park and wait near a bus stop and you will be on the correct direction of the street.

I was looking forward to visiting this museum. It was as beautiful as I expected. This museum displays paintings, statues, and some artifacts from several countries such as India, Thailand, and Britain. Cons : 1-Unorganized, for example, in a hall you can find a surrealist painting and a portrait painting 2- There is no classification in the tickets, as some collectibles are for adults only 3- Museum not on the BTS route. Pros: 1-Cheap ticket. 2-Friendly and helpful staff. 3-Many of the visitors are students of the College of Fine Arts or those who know art, and it is nice to talk to them about the paintings. 4-Taxi stops near the museum gate. 100% worth visit.