sometimes it is nice to visit a museum in which you do not need to delve into information, but just see how the average family lived many years ago. What kind of furniture and garden they had, tools and places where they slept. Very nice staff and kind atmosphere. I was also pleasantly surprised that the museum is absolutely free, even for foreigners, this rarely happens in Thailand.

Beautiful World War II era house set among sprawling garden that has been converted to museum. Would recommend this place over Jim Thompson’s since you can actually see how middle class Thai family really lived during the time here. Very enthusiastic volunteers guiding you through the house, although the museum could use better signage overall. Free entry!

Bangkokian museum is a folk style house from the mid 20th century that has been converted into a museum after it was donated by the owner. The museum has 3 houses which showcase life in Bangkok back in the days. The first house is actually where the owner used to live. It shows the story of their life and have a well preserved collection of furnitures, ceramics, etc. The second house is a 2 storey wooden house that was used as a clinic. It has medical equipments that was originally used. The 3rd house showcase many knick knacks from back in the days. The museum is free admission, and have volunteers that will give explanations as well as the story about the museum and the family who owns it. To get here, it would be easier to take a taxi, but can also walk from Hua Lamphong BTS station.

Free entry and a great way to glimpse real everyday life in Thailand. The three houses have beautiful teak floors, for which you have to remove your shoes. They each have different artefacts. I particularly enjoyed the traditional Chinese calligraphy.

A charming museum comprised of a cluster of three houses built just as western architecture was being introduced to Thailand. The experience here was one of journeying in time and the volunteers who gave the tour of the houses were simply delightful people. Their eagerness and enthusiasm, and the original undisturbed architecture of the three homes made this an out-of-the way, low key visit well worth undertaking.

A lovely and tranquil house museum. Well worth a visit.

Certainly for me the most beautiful surprise of my 7 days spent in Bangkok. Free parking, free entrance, very clean toilet. Free guided tour organized by a group of volunteers, association which maintains this villa. I spent more 2 hours there to discover a lot of things. Ask why there is a horizontal bar at each window?

The private residence collects a lot of old and historical items of the past decades. There are a few volunteer guides who are very active and can walk you through each house with interesting facts and explanation. I'm impressed with the owner who decided to donate her private house as a museum for younger generation to learn from. If you come around the area, it's worth sparing one hour or so to explore the place. (Free entry)

Loved this museum. Entry is free and there are helpful quides. Unfortunately their English was so hard to understand i gave up eventually, but probably i just was unlucky. The atmosphere is similar to Jim Thompson house, in a sense that this is also a wooden mansion with a lovely serene garden. The atmosphere is wonderful, but English info panels are limited.

Nice quiet spot that showcases a beautiful old house and provides some insight into the development of Bangkok and the relationship with external countries through the years. The volunteer guides are lovely and make a big effort to explain everything, really welcoming!

Staff super friendly, they explained eve. The houses themselves are well kept and it was definitely interesting to see how life was 100years ago in Thailand. I highly recommend

(Translated by Google) Bangkok Museum Is a museum that gives the atmosphere like a real residence Because every piece of equipment on display Are all used by the host from the past Which has preserved the furniture The appliances are well maintained. Allowing us to feel the atmosphere of a city house in the era after World War 2 as well The area around the house is still shady of large trees. And the atmosphere of a hip wooden house in the past Bangkok Resident Museum doesn't have parking. Therefore traveling by public transport is probably the most convenient. But if wanting to bring a private car You can park your car in the alley as well. In addition, this museum has quite a few staff and volunteers. Sometimes the museum's front door is closed. It does not mean that it is not open for business. But is due to security reasons Because there are few personnel (Original) พิพิธภัณฑ์ชาวบางกอก เป็นพิพิธภัณฑ์ที่ให้บรรยากาศเหมือนบ้านพักที่อยู่อาศัยจริง เพราะข้าวของเครื่องใช้ที่จัดแสดงไว้ทุกชิ้น ล้วนแล้วแต่เป็นเครื่องใช้ของเจ้าบ้านตั้งแต่อดีต ซึ่งได้เก็บรักษาเครื่องเรือน เครื่องใช้ไว้เป็นอย่างดี ทำให้เราสามารถสัมผัสถึงบรรยากาศบ้านคนกรุงในยุคหลังสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 2 ได้เป็นอย่างดี ซึ่งบริเวณโดยรอบของบ้านยังคงความร่มรื่นของต้นไม้ใหญ่ และบรรยากาศบ้านไม้ทรงปั้นหยาในอดีตไว้ครบถ้วน พิพิธภัณฑ์ชาวบางกอกไม่มีที่จอดรถ ดังนั้นการเดินทางโดยรถสาธารณะน่าจะสะดวกที่สุด แต่ถ้าหากต้องการนำรถยนต์ส่วนตัวมา สามารถจอดรถในซอยได้เช่นกัน นอกจากนี้พิพิธภัณฑ์แห่งนี้ยังมีเจ้าหน้าที่และอาสาสมัครประจำอยู่ค่อนข้างน้อย บางครั้งการที่ประตูด้านหน้าพิพิธภัณฑ์ปิดเอาไว้ ก็ไม่ได้หมายความว่าจะไม่เปิดทำการ แต่เป็นไปด้วยสาเหตุของการรักษาความปลอดภัย เนื่องจากมีบุคลากรน้อยนั่นเอง

(Translated by Google) BTS Asoke Station Located north of MRT Sukhumvit Station on the boulevard north, 19th-century Thailand Northern Lanna In the stilt dwelling of the Kingdom of Thailand, life tools and religious tools at that time are exhibited, everyone is at first I waited for the staff without a dash, but after a while, an uncle came and purchased a ticket and showed a drama reproducing life and religion at that time, the uncle soon disappeared and watched the drama I visited the building without looking until the end, there were a lot of interesting exhibits, and the living environment of people at that time was understood. There was only a quiet time surrounded by greenery, the tourist was able to observe slowly and carefully by myself (o ^^ o) (Original) BTSアソーク駅MRTスクンビット駅から大通りを北へ行った所に在ります、19世紀タイ北部ランナータイ王国時代の高床式住居内に当時の生活用具や宗教用具等が展示されています、最初誰も居なくてブラブラしながらスタッフを待ってました、しばらくして、おじさんがやって来てチケットを購入して、当時の生活や宗教の再現ドラマを見せられました、おじさんは直ぐに居なくなって、ドラマを観てましたが、最後までは観ないで勝手に館内を見学して回りました、興味深い展示物が沢山有り、当時の人々の生活環境が解りました、敷地の周りは高層ビルですが、此処だけが緑に囲まれて静かな時間が流れていました、観光客は私一人で、ゆっくり、じっくり観察できました(o^^o)

Truly a "hidden gem" in the middle of one of the busiest areas of Bangkok. A house originally from northern Thailand it was dismantled and rebuilt in Bangkok in the 1960s. The exhibition gives detailed, but not too long, explanations of the life of the rural Lanna population of the north of Thailand. Guides in Thai, English, Spanish, Chinese.

Worth a visit. Nice things to see and friendly staff.

This is the only “museum” in BKK that gave us both a great exhibition, together with the actual feeling of the topic it portrays: Bangkokian. Our tour guide - although didn’t speak much English - is the most energetic, passionate, friendly Bangkokian we met on our trip. She did a great job showing us the life of a mid class family in Bangkok back then and now. It’s less about history and timeline but more about style, tradition and way of living. The house is beautifully preserved and organized. The tour is free so I just cannot think of a reason why you would skip this, especially if you’re in love with Thai people.

A Free of Charge Museum - rich in history and memories of the late Suravadee’s loved ones - an educated upper middle class. Museums located in the heart of Bangrak District of the old commercial/ international area of Bangkok. The compound composes of 3 buildings; the main house, the clinic house and the commercial house with real utensils & furnitures on display. This place has been well preserved, thanks to the owner who dedicated the house to the public, we are able to experience life back in the early 1900s with several senior volunteers guides. Also there is a FREE Thai desserts workshop held from July-Sep, on the weekend. I recommend you find time & immense your self in this historical place😊 lastly, Thank you for keeping this place alive.

I had a good time visiting this free museum on a quiet street next to a lovely garden cafe. It was interesting exploring the house and seeing the photos and artifacts from this fascinating family. I’m so glad she donated the houses and land.

Beautiful relaxing historic home very close to Warehouse 30 and River City. The volunteers were so lovely, friendly and helpful. There are 3 houses and lots of collectibles and family heirlooms to see. The garden is beautiful too. I'd highly recommend you visit! Plus it's free!

Interesting museum that shows three different buildings from colonial times. This site shows how the richer foreigners and locals used to live. It's unexpectedly free and has reasonable English explanations around the site. A recommend for someone looking for something slightly different which is not a temple

Visited on 13/10/2919 after church service, and loved the place! Felt like being in my own grandmother's house of the 1940s; feeling's different from seeing mere photos on the net. Glad the owner & family preserved memories of heritage and culture; a come-to-life family reunion at the garden would've completed my visit! Staff were very accommodating too. :-)

You can say that this is one of the best museum in Bangkok. Free entrance. Old stuffs from the old times. Very friendly guide. It used to be private property and now the owner donated to make it as a museum. Very interesting place and full of memories. This house was around 1900.

An opportunity for a quiet hour or two of time travel, back to a Bangkok of the 1930s, through two richly preserved and beautiful historical homes. Free entry.

We loved it. It is easy to find and close to other attractions in the Ban Rak/Silom area. the admission was free. The guides were so friendly and helpful. I was accompanied as always by my Thai wife so much of our tour was in Thai, but they speak excellent English. The Bangkok Folk Museum is actually two Thai houses from circa 1937. They are beautiful have been well maintained in the original manner. The main house as you enter the grounds has the traditional visiting and living style spaces downstairs with living quarters for the family upstairs. The rooms are filled with beautiful antiques from the era and people who lived in the house(s). Between the two houses is an beautiful shaded garden with a large pond. The smaller house in the back was to be an office and clinic for the stepfather but he passed away before he could move in. It also has a nice collection of antique furnishings and medical items. There is another building located on the grounds. It is the Ban Rak local history museum and tells the story of the development of Ban Rak. The building contains family heirlooms, old collections, and many other interesting period items. There is even an old style Thai kitchen like my wife remembers from her grandmother's house. We spent a really nice afternoon here.

Very calm and peaceful place to visit if you have free time in Bangkok. This is the house of one Thai man. You can see many house things and different collections. There are 3 buildings to visit. It’s free. There are no tourists so you can take your time and explore it.

I have only positive things to say about this place. The volunteers at the museum are very kind and are able to explain the history of the place in English. Lots of very well preserved vintage everyday items you can see up close and personal. The owner of the place donated it to the public, and sadly has passed away 7 years ago, so the volunteers told me. She had no one to pass it on to. She had pets that won awards, which is adorable, their photos displayed on a drawer in the second building. The whole places consists of 3 buildings. One is the main house, second was used as a doctor’s office, by the father of the past owner. And the third building was first, apartments that were rented out, but then turned into a kitchen. If you are in Bangkok, this is a place you can visit, its free and its great to see how the people in the past went about their simple daily life.

(Translated by Google) The beautiful, shady house in the museum has many antiques to see. Something I used to see when I was young (Original) บ้านสวย ร่มรื่น ในพิพิธภัณฑ์ มีของเก่าหลากหลายให้ดู บางอย่างเคยเห็นตอนเด็ก

(Translated by Google) Green space in the center of the city Tells the way of life of Bangkok people (Original) พื้นที่สีเขียวใจกลางกรุง บอกเล่าวิถีชีวิตของชาวบางกอก

Of all the museums in Bangkok I've never received such a warm welcome as with this place. Each of the three caretakers of the three houses wanted to take my photo (for tourism purposes) and explain a little of the history and contents of the house. In one of the buildings there are some interesting photos of what Bangkok looked like before the modern age of high rise buildings. The museum is free to visit, you just register your name and country at the entrance.

Very nice, well maintained, big enough house. Interesting exposition, good descriptions in English, and not crowded. Worth visit if you are into Thai history

Not much to see. It takes 100 B to see the house and actually there are not many things to see. However, if you love history, this palce has a bit information about typical Thai Village.

Beautiful Lanna wooden house in the middle of urban jungle. 100 baht donation.

Closed until November 1st for renovations

An interesting museum about daily living of the Bangkokian middle-class family in the beginning of the 20th century. Now 2 two-storey buildings are open. A mixture of Thai and Western ways of life.

Excellent place to step back in time and imagine the charming laid back feel of a time gone by. The staff on hand were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable and gave us a really detailed guided tour. Highly recommended for visitors and locals alike. Big shout out to our guides who made out visit all the more special. Even the security guard and gardener were so friendly and welcoming, a real treasure to find.

How Bangkoo family lived. Their possessions, rooms, lots of stuff. Three houses in one beautiful shaded garden with a big sala. Free entrance.

Very very good place to bring family and friends. We will learn some parts of local area history. You cannot imagine that we were in tn the center of the city because this is a very greenery and peaceful. Highly recommend for everyone.

Amazing little hidden gem well worth a trip. Everything was so well preserved, clean, and quiet.

A lovely old wooden Thai style house as museum of the old Bangkok. Free entrance and well preserved house. Highly recommended if you like history.

Great hidden away gem, great to see the preservation of a bygone area. Wonderful guides go out of there way to inform you of the history of this site ….. kudos to Thailand

A really beautiful and quiet place. Visit a house from around 1930. Very friendly stuff. Admission is free. You feel like invited at a familyhome of ancient times. Learn about the familyties, the profession and the livestyle. It's small, you don't need much time unless you want to rest in the beautiful garden.

I really wanted to like this place more but there was little to no context or description on the items in the house and why they might be interesting or significant. Otherwise if you are okay with just looking around and have extra time it's a pretty house that depicts post war life in Bangkok.

Nice and interesting jurney in older times in the middle of Bangkok. You can see, how life in Bangkok was around 100 years ago. Very friendly ans helpful staff. It's free.

Very peaceful and well kept, lots of lovely pictures and artefacts from another time

Nice museum offering an insight into Bangkokian middle class life in the 20th century. Extremely friendly and hospitable staff. You can feel that they love their jobs here a lot. Interesting collections of beautiful artefacts on display too. Definitely a must when visiting Bangkok.

this house has good air circulation.. many trees. the staff are nice and helpful. it could inspire me to make my future home later... with big windows and glass.. still nearby to bangrak area saphan taksi.. 1 km walking you can pass by muslim area as well. they will give you travel books to walking around the area

Interesting place to visit. I am quite impressed with the house and the garden

Such an interesting museum. It’s actually a house that was donated to the government. That’s why the entrance is free of charge. The museum itself wasn’t crowded when we were there. A bit hot but that’s ok here:) The staff is super nice, too. Recommended

Meet this when I was wandering around to see how Thai's life. Look like the other SEA old place. However, I think it will be interesting for Western people.

Beautiful free museum that will allow you to see a beautiful house from after the world war II. There some lovely volunteers who will tell you a bit about the house and take photos. The garden is gorgeous and it has a stunning water fountain. If visiting the area, pop there for a wuick visit to the 2 houses.

A beautiful and fascinating oasis of peace in the heart of Bangkok - and it's free! The staff are extremely friendly and helpful, and when we visited it wasn't at all crowded. So we could sit down, cool off, and absorb the peace of the picturesque and evocative house and garden. For the discerning traveller who likes a bit of peace and a slice of history!

A small and old personal house which has antique styles of architecture in the early 1900’s Thailand. There are cute and well managed ponds where turtles and fishes are playing. Sitting on the open wooden floor, you can enjoy the breeze and a green garden.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful house in a shady garden, fresh air, with picture books of old home appliances to view. (Original) บ้านสวย ในสวนร่มรื่น อากาศสดชื่น มีหนังสือ รูปภาพ ของเครื่องใช้ในบ้านสมัยก่อน ไว้ให้ชม

(Translated by Google) A very quiet museum. I happened to go to a restaurant for dinner today, and I walked to this museum after the meal. There are three buildings in total. I like the garden very much. It is a particularly tropical garden. Because I took the baby, the staff was very enthusiastic to help me take care of the baby so that I can look around. so good. I like Thai architecture. The most important thing is that there are many windows, and every window opens with beautiful scenery. (Original) 很安静的一个博物馆，今天正好去一家餐厅吃饭，吃完饭就溜达到这家博物馆了。一共三栋建筑。花园我很喜欢。就是特别热带那种花园。 因为带着小宝贝，然后工作人员很热情的帮我照顾小宝贝 这样我就可以四处参观。真好啊。 我喜欢泰式建筑，最重要是有很多窗户，每扇窗户打开都是很美的风景。

A heritage site

(Translated by Google) If you visit Bangkok, it is a place to stop by. You can see the life of Bangkok people at the time and there is no entrance fee. A place to regret if you do not see it! Especially when visiting with children (Original) 방콕에 방문 한다면 꼭 들러봐야하는 장소. 당시 방콕인들의 생활을 볼수 있고 입장료가 없음. 안가보면 후회 할 장소! 특히 아이들과 방문하면 더좋음

(Translated by Google) There are old houses, shady gardens, old objects that the owners have collected, things that our generation has never seen, and clever ways to repair broken cabinets. (Original) มีบ้านเก่าสวนที่ร่มรื่นของเก่าแก่ที่เจ้าของได้เก็บสะสมหลายอย่างที่คนรุ่นเราไม่เคยเห็นและมีวิธีการซ่อมแซมตู้ที่แตกร้าวด้วยวิธีชาญฉลาด

Nice and great

(Translated by Google) Shady place, good atmosphere, worth visiting. (Original) สถานที่ร่มรื่น บรรยากาศดี น่าใาแวะชมครับ

(Translated by Google) Tell about Bang Rak community. (Original) บอกเล่าเกี่ยวกับชุมชนบางรัก

Good place with real culture.

(Translated by Google) The museum is small but lots of interesting things inside. (Original) Bảo tàng tuy nhỏ nhưng rất nhiều thứ thú vị bên trong.

(Translated by Google) Arriving after the deadline, only appearance ... I have to go next time. (Original) 마감시간 이후 도착해서 외관만.. 다음에 꼭 가봐야지.

(Translated by Google) Historical place (Original) Tempat sejarah

(Translated by Google) This period is closed indefinitely. (Original) ช่วงนี้ปิดไม่มีกำหนด

(Translated by Google) The staff were nice, welcoming but the place is closed partially. (Original) พนักงานพูดจาไพเราะ ต้อนรับดี แต่สถานที่ปิดบางส่วน

You can find some old things here.

(Translated by Google) A small museum, a lot of old things, you can see how you used to live, a lot of plants on the territory, interesting, and most importantly free (Original) Небольшой музей, много старых вещей, посмотреть можно как раньше жили, много растений на территории, интересно, а главное бесплатно

A lovely small free museum, worth a stroll around to see a traditional house if you're in the area.

So Nice place We finally could enjoy a réal traditionnal house. Thanks to the people in charge. Historical visit.

(Translated by Google) Receive historical knowledge And there are educators throughout the visit Which is providing good service Thank you very much (Original) ได้รับความรู้ทางประวัติศาสตร์ และมีผู้ให้ความรู้ตลอดการเยี่ยมชม ที่คอยบริการเป็นอย่างดี ขอบคุณมากครับ

(Translated by Google) Nice and shady (Original) ดีงาม ร่มรื่น ได้ประโยชน์

(Translated by Google) Very classic (Original) คลาสสิค​มาก​

(Translated by Google) Is a small house museum that must be visited once Is a place to learn from past eras But strange that Thai people do not know (Original) เป็นพิพิธภัณฑ์บ้านขนาดเล็กที่ต้องเข้าไปชมสักครั้งหนึ่ง เป็นสถานที่ๆน่าเรียนรู้ของยุคสมัยที่ผ่านมา แต่แปลกที่คนไทยไม่ค่อยรู้จัก

(Translated by Google) Pleasant and pleasant (Original) น่าแวะร่มรื่น

Stumbled across this little treasure, it’s totally free but kindly leave a donation to keep it open for others 👍

(Translated by Google) Very historic very beautiful (Original) Très historique très beau

What a delightful tranquil place to visit in bustling Bangkok. Staff very friendly and keen to tell you the history of the homes and people involved. Free entry. Good food nearby.

(Translated by Google) Like stopping the time with the beautiful days, free admission in all nations Let's watch a lot. (Original) เหมือนหยุดเวลาไว้กับวันวาน สวยงาม เข้าชมฟรีทุกชาติ มาชมกันเยอะๆนะครับ

A museum but feel like a local house.. free charge ...

This place was fantastic! Volunteers are super kind and friendly and entrance ree is free!! Luxurious antique houses and gardens are fabulous~

(Translated by Google) A free museum. It shows the life of a medium-sized family around the time of the Second World War. (Original) Ein kostenloses Museum. Es zeigt das Leben einer mittelständischen Familie um die Zeit des 2 Weltkrieges.

Interesting history, free entry, worth a look.

Another one of Bangkok's hidden gems, I think. It's just up the street from the Sukhumvit MRT station, and the museum provided some interesting insights to Lanna culture. It's 100 Baht to get in, and there's lots of information about early Thai traditions. Descriptions about the artifacts and displays are written in both Thai and English. You can see everything in an hour or two, but I've been back a few times just to enjoy the culture.

Nice place to know about the culture and history of native Thai's. You need to take ticket of 100 Bhat to see the place. It's not very big place just one house with nicely preserved house hold contents. In one shot you can just cover entire house in 10 minutes. But if like to spend time to know history of the place then it can take a while.

Beautiful to see how the Thai people used to leave and how there houses looked like. Great place to understand part of this great country's history. Very much recommended!

Very small but nice old Thai style building to visit, to understand the classic living way of Siam people. Very hard to keep such a peaceful place in CBD.

The museum is nice but very small. The wooden house is very well preserved, I took my time during the visit and I was done in 20 min. The garden is quiet but made of artificial grass. I read the library is very good but it was closed when I went. 100 BHT donation needed.

Nice cultural experience just outside the museum. There is a wedding dinner preparation going on when we visit.

loved

Ban Kamthieng transports visitors to a northern Thai village complete with informative displays of daily rituals, folk beliefs and everyday household chores.

(Translated by Google) It describes the life of the people of Lanna. It is interesting to see, but you have to read a lot in English. (Original) Здесь описывается быт народа Ланна. Интересно посмотреть, но придётся много читать на английском.

Interesting regarding lanna (north Thai) culture, but the various video and stated sound aspects don‘t exist/not working. Even the lighting had been turned off in some areas so not so great to view the museum side.

(Translated by Google) The contemporary Thai house is old but not very old. The appliances are hard to find. Think of the old days in the country. Saturday, Sunday to pick up cotton, pick, hang, hit, then roll and spin into long strands to weave clothes to the quilt .. keep for use when we married. Hehe. This tradition has no inheritance. Come to visit a lot, in the middle of Bangkok (Original) เรือนไทยร่วมสมัยคือเก่านะแต่ไม่เก่ามากเท่าไหร่เครื่องใช้ไม้สอยก็เริ่มหาดูยากล่ะคิดถึงสมัยก่อนอยู่บ้านนอกน้อ เสาร์อาทิตย์ไปเก็บฝ้ายมาเลือกตากแล้วตีๆแล้วม้วนๆแล้วปั่นให้เป็นเส้นยาวๆไว้ทอเสื้อผ้าถึงผ้าห่มนวม..เก็บไว้ใช้เมื่อเราออกเรือน อิ อิ อิประเพณีนี้ไม่มีใครสืบทอดเลยคิดถึงจัง..อยากให้มาเที่ยวชมกันเยอะๆนะคะอยู่ใจกลางกรุงเทพฯนี่เอง

(Translated by Google) Bangkok Siam Society Complex (Original) 曼谷暹羅社團建築群

Calm, serene and in the lap of nature. Extremely beautiful and picturesque. Needs only 1 hour for a complete tour. 100 baht donation required at the counter.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful highlight of Thai culture (Original) Belle mise en lumière de la culture thaï

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and old Thai house (Original) เรือนไทยสวยงามและเก่าแก่

(Translated by Google) Nice little museum, but also very clear (Original) Nettes kleines Museum, allerdings auch sehr übersichtlich

Peaceful places.

(Translated by Google) Let's show you how people lived in Thailand 100 years ago. It's just a house. No entry, every room has a little short film in English that shows their lives. (Original) Bemutatjàk itt hogy èltek Tàjföldön 100 èvvel ezelött az emberek.Egy házròl van csak szò.Nincs belèpő,mindegyik szobàban van egy kis rövid film angolul ami az èletüket mutatja be.

(Translated by Google) An excellent museum on the life of Lanna, an ethnic North, and a heavenly place cut off from the roaring city, one has the impression of being elsewhere than in Bangkok. Opposite the Pullman on Soi Sukhumvit 21, the entrance is right next to the Siam Society. Very well made and interesting videos explain the making of this type of house and the life of this community. Many objects are presented with very detailed explanations in English. We go upstairs barefoot, pay attention to the head in the annex buildings. And lush garden. (Original) Un excellent musée sur la vie des Lanna, ethnie du Nord, et un endroit paradisiaque coupé de la ville vrombissante, on a l’impression d’être ailleurs qu’à Bangkok. En face du Pullman sur Soi Sukhumvit 21, l’entrée est juste à côté de la Siam Society. Des vidéos très bien faites et intéressantes expliquent la fabrication de ce type de maison et la vie de cette communauté. De nombreux objets sont présentés avec des explications très détaillées en Anglais. On monte à l’étage pieds nus, attention à la tête dans les bâtiments annexes. Et luxuriant jardin.

(Translated by Google) In the middle of Sumkhuvit. We recommend. Nevertheless, quiet with many background information about the former life and living of the Thai. (Original) Inmitten von Sumkhuvit. Sehr zu empfehlen. Dennoch ruhig gelegen mit vielen Hintergrundinfos über das frühere Leben und Wohnen der Thai.

I like old Thai culture House love from India 🇮🇳

(Translated by Google) Entrance fee 100 baht (Original) ค่าเข้าชม100บาท

Tucked in behind Black Canyon coffee. Cute, historic house and some lovely artifacts and descriptions of Lanna (Chiang Mai and northern, I think) life back in the day. Also did a good job of providing insight to spiritual beliefs and cultural norms for that time. I wanted to like this more, but the displays felt pretty amateur and were kept up like noone still cares there. Shame, because with some updated signage, teak oil and elbow grease, it could be just as alive and inviting as the Nai Lert property.

Clean and peaceful

The place with traditional Thai houses with relics

Couldn’t find it. We went around the block twice, asked people about it, nobody knew. Either location here is wrong or truly hidden gem that nobody is supposed to see it.

(Translated by Google) There is an admission fee of 100THB in Japanese. A museum-like place where old houses were relocated Recommended because you can experience Thai culture in a calm space A few minutes walk from Asoke station so you can stop by while traveling (Original) 入場料100THB　日本語のパンフレットあります 昔の家屋を移築した博物館的な場所 穏やかな空間でタイの文化に触れられますのでおススメ アソーク駅より徒歩数分なので旅行の途中でも立ち寄れます

It's really nice place be take rest

(Translated by Google) Haven of peace in the middle of the city. (Original) Havre de paix au milieu de la ville.

(Translated by Google) Terminal 21 I went to the museum in the middle of the shopping mall in the middle of the shopping mall. But they did not have any special purpose. They also pulled cotton yarn and woven cloth in the loom. (Original) 터미널21 쇼핑몰 옆 도시 한복판에 있는 박물관이래서 갔는데 딱히 볼건없음 얘네들도 목화실을 뽑아서 베틀로 옷감을 짰구나 정도 볼수있음 2층 올라가는건 100밧인가 내야함

Good

(Translated by Google) Small but interesting museum. Entry to the floor costs 100 BHT (Original) Małe ale ciekawe muzeum. Wejście na piętro kosztuje 100 BHT

Incongruous location. Interesting exhibits well displayed.

Very small museum. But a nice chill secluded stop.

(Translated by Google) It is a place to maintain the identity of Thai. Allow children to study the traditional way of life. (Original) เป็นสถานที่คงเอกลักษณ์ความเป็นไทย ให้ลูกหลานได้ศึกษาวิถีชีวิตดั้งเดิม ได้อย่างดี

Wanted to visit since long time so glad we finally went to see it. A group of three wooden houses in a beautiful garden setting. A lot to see - original furniture and household items, as well as library and medical instruments from the doctor who once lived here. All so nicely kept, very neat and clean. Also great exhibition of Bang Rak area with many old photos. The entry is free - donation is welcome. All the volunteers working there were so friendly and welcoming. If you are interested in history you should definitely visit.

Worth visiting small museum for those who interest in an old tropical house and an antique stuff . Free entry and very nice staff

Very good museum. Free of charge. The owner donates this building to Thai government for let people know more about what is Thai people’s ancient life style. Volunteer is really nice and English of the madam in building 1 is really good.

Interesting to know how were the locals lives in the old days. No entrace fee, excellent staff, very clean place and many things to see, learn. It is also a perfect place for pictures. Right in the center, you can take a walk to here. All is good and a must see when you are in Bangkok. Recommended!

Had high expectations for this spot. Really just a middle class family home. Nothing interesting. Hyper attentive volunteer guides, overly excited to see you explore this banal piece of a local family’s in exciting history. Stayed for maybe 20 minutes, just not to be rude. About 15 minutes longer than necessary.

A beautiful trio of old Bangkok homes with a fascinating array of exhibits. Honestly one of the most interesting places I've visited in Bangkok other than temples. The ladies who volunteer there are really lovely. I highly recommend a visit.

This is a remarkable place. Certainly worth a visit, if in the area. A wonderful well preserved window into the life of the well-heeled during the reign of King Rama V.

Quite a quaint place with ethu guides who helpfully introduced aspects of the place. Interesting insight into the Bangkok life. Recommended!

Wonderful slice of 20th century Bangkok life, very helpful and informative volunteers guide you through if you wish and answer any questions you may have. Highly recommended for adults and families with children.

A small but surprisingly informative museum about Bangkok middle class people's lives in the past ~~ very friendly and welcoming ladies from Bangrak community who run the place. No entry fee, just buy some souvenirs to support the lovely ladies and their community

The museum showed me how different life was before electric fans & AC! Anyone who visits will better understand Thai architecture & culture -- and have more respect for those who practiced tropical medicine in difficult conditions (the first doctor who built the precious oldest wooden house died before it was finished). Volunteers were helpful & abundant on the rainy day I visited. Wonderful museum!

All ladies there are lovely. The one in first house is specially funny. Thank you for great lady, the owner of the house, people can come visit for free and learn how Thai people live in the past.

This museum is a hidden gem, no tickets needed. Good place to know more about the past of Thailand. All voluntary staffs there are super friendly and welcoming. Just note that you have to take off your shoes during the visit, so wear something casual.