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Bangkok’s cultural landmarks tell the story of the city through temples, historic neighbourhoods, riverside sites, museums, and public spaces that remain open and accessible to everyone. Beyond the well-known attractions, there are many places where visitors and locals can experience Bangkok’s heritage for free — from community museums and cultural centres to architectural landmarks and ceremonial spaces that are part of everyday city life. This category brings together free and low-cost cultural sites that offer insight into Bangkok’s history, traditions, and identity, making it easy to explore the city’s past and present without the need for tickets or tours.
Asiatique The Riverfront is a spacious open-air destination along the Chao Phraya River that combines historic warehouses with modern entertainment and dining. While known for
Step into a world of color, fragrance, and creativity at Flower Market Bangkok, Pak Khlong Talat, Bangkok’s most iconic flower market and one of the
Discover ICONSIAM Mall, Bangkok’s iconic riverside mega-mall that blends luxury shopping, art, and Thai heritage into a world-class experience. Opened in 2018, this award-winning complex
The Grand Palace Bangkok is Thailand’s most iconic landmark. Explore the royal grounds, sacred temples, and historic halls. Please respect dress codes and follow the
Discover Wat Pathum Wanaram, a tranquil royal Buddhist temple tucked between Bangkok’s busiest shopping malls in the Siam district. Built in 1857 by King Rama
Discover the charm of old Bangkok at the Bangkokian Museum, a beautifully preserved collection of traditional wooden houses showcasing how middle-class Thai families lived in
Discover Tha Chalom in Samut Sakhon, a charming riverside community located just a short ferry ride across the Tha Chin River from Mahachai Market—not in
Explore Hua Lamphong Station, Bangkok’s historic central railway terminal and one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Opened in 1916 and designed by Italian architect
Escape the bustle of the city and explore Koh Kret (Ko Kret), a peaceful island in the Chao Phraya River just north of Bangkok. Known
Marvel at Wat Arun, one of Bangkok’s most stunning temples and an enduring symbol of Thailand. Also known as the Temple of Dawn, it stands
Local attractions, parks, cultural spaces, markets, and hidden spots that cost nothing to enjoy.
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