5 must-see museums in Bangkok, easy to get to, both educational and fun

5 interesting museums in Bangkok that are easy to get to and interesting

Bangkok isn't just about shopping malls and cafes; it's also full of fascinating museums dedicated to history, art, science, and culture. If you're looking for places to explore and gain new experiences, check out this list.

(The National Museum Bangkok)

1. National Museum, Bangkok

Located in Sanam Luang, this is the largest museum in Thailand. It houses a collection of antiquities, artifacts, and stories from Thai history from prehistoric times to the present. It is suitable for lovers of art and authentic Thainess.

Location: Na Phra That Road, near Wat Phra Kaew
Travel: MRT Sanam Chai / Tha Cha Pier

(MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art Bangkok))

2. MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art)

A paradise for contemporary art lovers, the interior showcases modern Thai and international art. The atmosphere is beautiful and modern, perfect for those who want to fully enjoy art.

Location: Vibhavadi Rangsit Road
Travel: BTS Mo Chit, then take a taxi.

(Museum Siam)

3. Museum Siam

A living museum that tells the story of “Thainess” through interactive, fun, and easy-to-understand displays suitable for all ages, especially families and students.

Location: Sanam Chai Road
Travel: MRT Sanam Chai (exit in front of the museum)

(Bangkok Children's Discovery Museum 1 (Chatuchak))

4. Bangkok Children's Museum, Chatuchak

A learning and fun place for children, it features a science zone, experiments and an outdoor playground, perfect for families with young children.

Location: Queen Sirikit Park, Chatuchak
Travel: MRT Kamphaeng Phet or BTS Mo Chit

(Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, BACC)

Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC)

A contemporary art landmark in the heart of the city, it brings together art, exhibitions, design, and cultural activities. It offers a chill atmosphere where you can stroll around all day.

Location: Pathumwan Intersection, opposite MBK
Travel: BTS National Stadium (exit through the connecting walkway to enter the building)