(Translated by Google) Walk out from Sanam Chai MRT to the entrance. Admission fee for adults is 100 baht. Inside is not wow (Maybe because we are Thai and familiar with these things) But conveys a 100% Thai style It is beautiful, it is really unique in presentation in Thai style. I like it. Take photos and enjoy it, each corner is beautiful. 🥰 Recommend foreigners to visit Definitely not disappointed (Original) เดินออกมาจาก MRT สนามไชย ถึงทางเข้าเลย ค่าเข้าผู้ใหญ่ 100 บาท ด้านในไม่ว้าว (อาจเพราะเราเป็นคนไทยและคุ้นชินกับสิ่งเหล่านี้ด้วย) แต่สื่อถึงความเป็นไทยแบบ 100% มีความสวยงาม มีความเป็นเอกลักษณ์ในการนำเสนอแบบไทยจริงๆ ชอบครับ ถ่ายรูปเพลินเลย แต่ละมุมสวย 🥰 แนะนำชาวต่างชาติเข้าชมเลยครับ ไม่ผิดหวังแน่นอน

We took a boat and got down at the nearest pier and walkes around 950 meters to reach this place. It was all small alleys and the people were doing their daily stuff. It is an interesting walk and since Thai people are very nice, it is safe to walk in those alleys (it is an experience, alleys are probably 4 to 6 ft wide). Once we reached this place, it is amazing. Not a very big museum with lots of displays. But worth visiting. If you take a private boat ride, then there is a stop here on the front side of it. Very large boats used by royals, in good condition after a king restored it. Restrooms are there and very clean.

You can reach this place by getting off the Chao Phraya Express Boat (Orange Flag) at the Pinklao Bridge stop and then walking through some small back alleys to the museum. There are far more Royal Barges stored by the Thai Navy elsewhere, but here you can see eight of the finest. Each barge is beautifully carved and gilded lacquer and mirrored glass decoration. You must pay an additional fee to take photos here. These Barges are still used by royalty on very special occasions.

The Royal barges museum is a wonderful place to tour that takes only 45 minutes to an hour to see. There are posters written in Thai and English to orient you to the rich history surrounding the barges and their use in royall processions on the river, as well as two short films. The barges themselves are majestic, approximately 100 ft long and spanning the length of the museum. They actually do go out on the river still to mark special occasions. The complexity of their decoration is astounding and quite beautiful. Pay attention to the mythological figures on the bow of each barge. Tickets are only 100 baht, but you must pay an extra 100 baht if you want to take photographs. We'll with the price of admission.

100bt to look at 8 boats, another 100bt to photograph them - totally not worth the money. Also hard to find and the guards are rude

Cash 100THB entrance fee and another 100THB to be permitted to take photos .. STRICTLY NO VIDEO RECORDING PERMITTED... English well spoken.. and after signing in...I was permitted to browse in peace. First thing to note.. the museum is not directly accessible by road ( read taxi) .. so you end up walking the last short distance in the back streets and soi's to get to this point of interest. Quiet and calm neighbourhood .. hairdresser or two... a stray dog.. and a radio playing somewhere.. Enter the Royal Barge Museum... floating splendour majestically displayed to reveal elegance of Royalty and sublime craftsmanship that adorn these barges. Demon that devours the wind... The Serpent King.. Garuda on the wind.. sheer poetry. Perhaps not as riveting as a social media visit to Wat Arun, but for the Naval and Nautical enthusiasts this museum will delight. Enjoy!

A hidden gem tucked away on the banks of the Chao Praya river. Difficult to capture the full scale of these magnificent gilded barges in pictures. Impressive in person and definitely worth the stop to check them out for yourself.

Facts: - 100 baht per person for entry - 100 baht per person to take photos with your own camera Good: - get to see some interesting looking boats made for royalty Bad: - messy - lots of construction - really not much to see for the price they charge - charge to take photos, really? - very out of the way, lots of walking to get there Verdict: - not worth your precious time in bangkok to come see this. Many other great places to see

(Translated by Google) 12/12/62 recorded in memory With pride and the highest honor in life Dedicated (Original) 12/12/62 บันทึกไว้ในความทรงจำ กับความภูมิใจและเป็นเกียรติสูงสุดในชีวิต ที่ได้ถวายงาน

This is one of the unique museum inside the thiland , bangkok. Here you can see the big royal barges used by the king . All together there is 8 barges and they are painted in red and golden color and designed with glass . The biggest boat is more than 45 meter long . Only in four year this boats run in the river for show . Entry ticket to the museum is 100 baht . Any type of camera need 100 baht extra .

Another tucked away gem definitely worth a visit - arriving or leaving by public boat bud (16 THB) is also worth considering as the life of the river and the four of the barges in the museum really comes to life like this - then enjoy the elegant collection of royal barges - a great one for boat geeks !

The museum displays amazing royal barges. It's located over a canal and there are platforms to walk. There are around 10 royal barges with splendid ornament of gold. You cannot go too close to them. There is an entry fees and incase you want to take pictures you have to purchase another ticket for the same. Museum is not very busy and you need not to make prior booking. There is not much to watch ( will hardly take half an hour to cover everything) but whatever is there is worth watching.

Beautiful barges and interesting history of the royal barges can be found here. I only give this three stars due to the museum closing unexpectedly fifteen minutes after we arrived (contrary to the open hours posted at the entry gate). Despite this, we definitely got our 200 baht worth (the cost of two entry tickets) in the short amount of time that we were there. Unless you are arriving by boat, be prepared to navigate a labyrinth of alleyways filled with friendly people to get there. Trust the sign posts and/or Google Maps to get there and you will be fine.

Worth the visit. Can visit by road or take a boat and it will drop you off there. Very interesting boats with lot of history in it. A different experience!!

Very beautiful, ornately carved, boats dating back many years. Only 100 BHT (less than $3 US dollars) The walk to the museum was the highlight as you walk down narrow walkways past homes, stalls and shops next to a canal. Just outside the museum is a sweet older man offering boat rides, beer and water. He has an adorable bird that sings and puffs up right in front of his shop.

Despite having visited Bangkok many times, visiting this off-the-regular-path museum was worth the visit and trek. It’s very unique as the Royal barges are propped above the river’s waters, and the barges are long, and very exquisitely made. And hardly any tourists. There are explanations in both English and Thai. Highly recommended.

It's a must see place that's not as advertised for Bangkok. They store all the royal barges here from the first to the newest. To see it on television as its being used is one thing, but to get close and personal is a whole different feeling. You see the intricacies and details that went into creating these works of art.

(Translated by Google) The entrance is quite complicated. You have to notice the sign well, but Google Map is able to navigate to it. (Original) ทางเข้าค่อนข้างซับซ้อน ต้องสังเกตต้องสังเกตป้ายดีๆ แต่ Google Map ก็สามารถนำทางมาถึงได้

(Translated by Google) A museum that stores and displays royal royal ships of all time in Thailand. Admission fee is 100. The gorgeous royal lease ships are used for important events. Especially during the coronation, 50 private ships are spectacular in front of the dawn temple of the Chao Phraya River near the palace. On the 12th of March, the end of the coronation in front of the Royal Palace was to launch 50 royal leased ships in Chao Phraya, the King's crossing to Dawn Temple, and the event at Dawn Temple to return to the Royal Palace through the dedicated line. To finish. The museum closes with all ships sailing to the Royal barge Procession until November 5, 2019. It will open again on November 6, 2019. (Original) 태국 역대 왕실전용선을 보관하고 전시하는 박물관으로 입장료 100밧임 화려한 왕실전용선은 중요한 행사에서 사용되고 특히 대관식에는 50대의 전용선이 왕궁에서 가까운 짜오프라야강의 새벽사원 앞에서 장관을 이룸, 라마10세의 2019년 5월12일에 왕궁앞의 대관식의 마지막은 짜오프라야에 왕실전용선 50대를 띄우고 새벽사원으로 국왕이 건너가는 장면과 새벽사원에서의 행사를 마치고 전용선을 통하여 왕궁으로 돌아오는 일정으로 대관식의 모든 일정을 마무리함. 2019년 11월5일까지 Royal barge Procession으로 모든 배가 출항을 한 상태로 박물관은 문을 닫습니다. 2019년11월6일에 다시 문을 엽니다.

(Translated by Google) Must visit for understanding of Thai culture (Original) ต้องไปชมเพื่อความเข้าใจในวัฒนธรรมไทย

(Translated by Google) When children go to school, every day, every day, because my house is in Khlong Khut Mahasawat, there are long-tail boats coming from Pratunam, Chimplee to park Tha Chang, Tha Prachan. Bang Kruai too The atmosphere along the canal, overlooking the boat, looks beautiful. Very inviting. Feeling good, strange. (Original) ตอนเด็กๆไปเรียนหนังสือ ร รโยธินบูรณะผ่านทุกวันครับเพราะบ้านผมอยู่ในคลองขุดมหาสวัสดิ์จะมีเรือหางยาวแล่นมาจากประตูน้ำฉิมพลีมาจอดท่าช้างท่าพระจันทร์นอกเหนือจากเรือคลองขุดแล้วยังมีเรือบางระมาดเรือหางยาวบางใหญ่บางกรวยด้วยครับ บรรยากาศริมคลองมองเห็นเรือดูสวยงามชวนมองมากความรู้สึกดีดีแปลกๆครับ

(Translated by Google) Only seen on television Would like to see the real thing. Would be more beautiful on television. (Original) เคยเห็นแต่ในโทรทัศน์ อยากไปดูของจริงๆคงจะสวยกว่าในโทรทัศน์ครับ

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) สวยงามครับ

(Translated by Google) Well ... not really anything. Entrance fee 100.- 😅😅 (Original) ก็...ไม่ค่อยมีอะไรนะคะ ค่าเข้าคนละ 100.- 😅😅

history about Thailand and Thai people here!

This is a small but fun museum for the history, the barges, and seeing the craftsmen and women restore and maintain these crafts. We can by boat to the Museum dock and that was a bit of an adventure getting there. Half of the barges were being repaired or restored. It was a delight to see the work being done and we spoke briefly with the workers. A short film explaining the barge tradition and history was interesting. We returned via another adventure and walked through the back streets about a half mile to the river to catch a water taxi. It was fun and interesting explorations.

It's a great place to explore and understand the meaning of royal barges. The road to get to the museum is easy to understand.

Not easy to get to.... last 200 metres must walk through neighborhood small sidewalks to get to....good signage. but....very well worth the effort. 100 entry fee....100 to take pictures. Can get great pics of the barges !!!

Majectic royal barges are displayed here. Accessible by boat.

Best for your Elixir time, good artifacts, Location is easily accessible ,. Very peaceful , one of the important places to pin.

The museum of royal barges is a fascinating place to visit. View and learn all about the royal barges, used by the royal family and their many oarsmen. Learn the history behind them. Some of the barges even have damage caused by bombing in World War Two. Painted in gold leaf, and decorated with wood carvings, with amazing attention to detail, the barges are a spectacular sight. A little difficult to find, but if you make the effort, you’ll be glad you did.

(Translated by Google) The magnificent ship takes pride in its greatness. (Original) เรือสวยสง่างาม​มีความภูมิใจในความยิ่งใหญ่

(Translated by Google) Very good, but unfortunately, if taking pictures, you have to pay 100 baht. (Original) ดีมากค่ะ แต่เสียดายถ้าถ่ายรูปต้องจ่าย100บาทค่ะ

(Translated by Google) The royal boat is very beautiful. Treasure of the land. Yes (Original) เรือพระราชพิธีสวยงามมากคะ. สมบัติของแผ่นดิน. คะ

(Translated by Google) Park the car outside and walk in The royal boat is very beautiful. (Original) จอดรถด้านนอก แล้วเดินเข้าไปชม เรือพระราชพิธีสวยมาก

(Translated by Google) Open every day (Original) เปิดทุกวันนะค่ะ

(Translated by Google) Felt it was merit to see the royal barge (Original) รู้สึกเป็นบุญ​ตาที่ได้เห็นเรือพระราชพิธี

(Translated by Google) Durian price matches our old house number, note A (Original) ราคาทุเรียนตรงเลขบ้านเก่าเราเลยโน๊เอ

(Translated by Google) Museum of Art Knowledge Collection Thai culture since the past In many eras, there is a light and sound proportion display room, giving knowledge of Thai history, very beautiful, and there are also many royal boats which are very large. Chariot built since the reign of King Rama 1 to show (Original) พิพิธภัณฑ์แหล่งรวบรวมความรู้ศิลปะ วัฒนธรรมไทยตั้งแต่อดีต หลายยุคหลายสมัยมีการจัดห้องแสดง เป็นสัดส่วน แสงสีเสียง ให้ความรู้ทางประวัติศาสตร์ชาติไทย สวยงามมาก และยังมีเรือพระราชพิธีเรือต่างๆที่มีขนาดใหญ่มาก ราชรถต่างๆสร้างตั้งแต่สมัยรัชกาลที่ 1 จัดแสดงให้ชม

(Translated by Google) Like it a lot. It's another place that should come once 👍 (Original) ชอบมากๆครับ เป็นอีกที่ที่ควรมาสักครั้ง👍

(Translated by Google) Museum located at the mouth of Bangkok Noi canal Inside the museum There are 8 important royal boat exhibitions and there are also accessories and other royal utensils on display. Admission fee is free. Additional photo shoot is 100- per person. Must contact the staff to get the card. (Original) พิพิธภัณฑ์ที่ตั้งอยู่บริเวณปากคลองบางกอกน้อย ภายในพิพิธภัณฑ์ฯ จัดแสดงเรือพระราชพิธีสำคัญ 8 ลำ และยังมีเครื่องประกอบและสิ่งของเครื่องใช้ในพระราชพิธีต่าง ๆ จัดแสดงอยู่ด้วย ค่าเข้าชมฟรี ถ่ายรุปเสียเพิ่ม คนละ100- ต้องติดต่อกับเจ้าหน้าที่เพื่อรับบัตรครับ.

(Translated by Google) 100 baht for admission and 100 baht if you want to take a photo. I had a hard time visiting. I got off the main road and couldn't find the entrance, but I had to go through an iron gate after passing through a troop or something. It used to be a royal vessel, but when I looked at it, I felt that it was large in size and clunky and not gorgeous. (Don't expect to see the elaborate sculptures you saw in Cambodia's temples.) It's like a ship used for the event, but you have to be happy to see it up close. There is no air-conditioning during the exhibition because it is an outdoor ceiling facility. (Original) 입장료 100바트이고 사진 촬영을 원할 경우 100바트 추가입니다. 일단 찾아가는데 애를 먹었습니다. 큰길에서 내려서 입구를 못 찾아서 좀 헤맸는데 무슨 부대 같은 곳을 지나 철문을 통과한 후 골목길을 따라 들어가야 합니다. 왕실에서 사용하던 선박인데 실제 모습을 보니 크기만 크고 장식은 투박하고 화려하지 않다는 느낌이 들었습니다. (캄보디아의 사원에서 보았던 정교한 조각은 기대하지 않는 게 좋습니다. ) 행사에 사용하는 선박 같은데 가까이서 보는것만 만족해야 합니다. 야외에 천장이 있는 시설이라 전시하는 중 에어컨바람은 없습니다.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, worth the trip Even though it was very difficult (Original) งดงามมาก คุ้มค่ากับการเดินทาง แม้มาลำบากมาก

Interesting place to see the Royal Barge

(Translated by Google) Beautiful boat (Original) เรือสวย

(Translated by Google) A lot of situations. Must see. (Original) อลังการณ์มากๆ ต้องมาดู

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful boat (Original) เรือสวยมาก

(Translated by Google) Thai people over 60 enter free (3/1/63) (Original) คนไทยอายุเกิน 60 เข้าฟรีจ้า (3/1/63)

(Translated by Google) Close at 17:00 (must have a permit card to take pictures Can contact the staff). (Original) ปิด17.00น (ต้องมีบัตรอนุญาติให้ถ่ายภาพ ติดต่อเจ้าหน้าที่ได้ครับ).

(Translated by Google) The museum is on display and very beautiful. (Original) พิพิธภัณฑ์จัดแสดงและสวยงามมากค่ะ

(Translated by Google) Museum of Learning Resources (from the real thing) about royal boat, history, art and royal culture Of Thai national water transportation Since the early Rattanakosin Worth studying and sightseeing. (Original) พิพิธภัณฑ์แหล่งเรียนรู้(จากของจริง) เรื่องเรืองเรือราชพิธี ความเป็นมา ศิลปะวัฒนธรรมหลวง ของพาหนะทางน้ำแห่งชาติไทย ตั้งแต่รัตนโกสินทร์ตอนต้น คุ้มค่ากับการมาศึกษา และเที่ยวชม

(Translated by Google) Magnificent visit to the barches (Original) Magnifique visite des barches

Historical barge of Siam

(Translated by Google) Very nice! (Original) Sehr schön!

(Translated by Google) Watch closely ... Feeling magical. (Original) ได้ชมอย่างใกล้ชิด...รู้สึกถึงความขลัง

I was lost twice during my trip there as it locate only for walking or biking. It closed until 14th November2019.

Closed until November 2019

This is closed until November

Love the museum and glad to see such museum in Thailand. Presentation is interesting (not boring). There are gamify a few display, so people and kids can enjoy it very much indeed. It is a good place to bring kids to show them what Thai is. The ticket is only 100thb for adults and 50 for students. Kids under certain age is free(sorry, i dont remember the number exactly). Locker and audio guide is free for your request. The tour start on the third floor. There is also an elevator for older people or for people who are not comfortable clmibing the stairs. Staff in each room is very helpful and ready to educate you and your kids. There are some room that they do have costume for you to try on and take some good photo. Overall is just great.

There are many Thai stories: cultures, traditional, foods and so on. If you'd like to know more about Thais here is a good place.

Very interesting place, people can see alot of thing about Thai culture, not only exhixibit, also many stuffs to touch and play ! I love that

Nice museum to go to learn about "Thainess" Also don't miss night at the museum event!!! And don't forget to check out the museum within the MRT station.

Museum Siam is located on sanam chai road and can be easily access through mrt sanam chai. The museum represents various information Thai Culture. A good day to bring your kids and love one along. Adult entrance ticket fee is 100 Baht

Modern, fun, interactive & informative museum! I learnt a lot about ‘Thaism’ which left me feeling in awe of this beautiful country! Definitely worth a visit while in Bangkok. I hired headphones however didn’t end up using them - they were a bit chunky and outdated, everything is in English anyway & I visited with a Thai friend so we really didn’t need them. The information from the headphones would have probably offered more detail but I was happy enough with what was already on offer - up to you though. You have to hand in personal ID (passport, work permit, visa, drivers license etc) as a deposit which some people might feel uncomfortable about. While I’m at it, I would also recommend eating by the river afterwards. We visited Krua Khun Kung in the Navy Base (opposite The Grand Palace) which served fabulous food (oysters were huge, creamy & crunchy 😋) and very reasonably priced. Have fun!

The garden is well kept. The main building of the museum is one of the most important Bangkok's heritage. The exhibition is interesting and display the past and present Thai culture and tradition. I and my family have visited this Museum so many times.

Lovely small museum with the story of Thai culture. Can be easily access via MRT metro.

Great Museum. You can learn about Thai culture in the past until the present days.

Good place to learn a little in depth about Thailand and how its culture grew and changed with time. Some antique stuff along with old era items. You will like how interesting it is to learn and helpful to understand even for a foreigner. Visit on a lazy Sunday but do not forget to bring a snack as no good eateries beside this.

A good place to learn the historical story of Thailand

(Translated by Google) Today we buy 1 ticket, 100 baht. We hand it to 500, then we turn to talk to the grandchildren, turn around and ask, tell us the bank 100. There was a pick of 100 bins that were told here, I can't tell. The ticket salesman still told Bang Hundred here. A few times a bit serious and serious. I told you this. Money, just now. We echo, then walk to see the museum. In the end, we go down to ask to see the camera or leave the number. We haven't even opened our mouth yet. I wondered if I would give the 500 real bankruptcy (he might hear us call and talk to my sister about asking to see the camera). I have been told to wait for when I will come down, it is very bad, if not on purpose, why not hurry and ask the staff to find or do something? Here, if we didn't go down and ask again, we probably won't get it back. When paying, be careful as well. (Original) วันนี้เราซื้อตั๋ว1ใบ100บาท เรายื่นให้500แล้วเราก้อหันไปคุยกับหลานหันกลับมาถามบอกเราให้แบงค์100 มีการหยิบแบง100ที่โต้ะบอกนี่ไงเราก้อบอกไม่ใช่นะ คนขายตั๋วก้อยังบอกแบงร้อยนี่ไง ทำหน้าจริงจังดุๆหน่อยอยู่สองสามรอบบอกนี่เงินคนเมื่อกี้นี่เงินพี่นี่ไงยังไม่เก็บเลย เราก้องงๆแล้วก้อเดินดูมิวเซียมไปสุดท้ายเราลงไปเพื่อจะขอดูกล้องหรือทิ้งเบอร์ไว้ เรายังไม่ทันอ้าปาก บอกสงสัยพี่คงให้แบง500จริงยื่นเงินให้(เค้าอาจจะได่ยินเราโทรคุยกับน้องสาวเรื่องขอดูกล้อง)เราบอกว่ากะจะทิ้งเบอร์ไว้เพราะมั่นใจแบงค500แน่ๆ มีการบอกหนูก้อรอว่าเมื่อไหร่พี่จะลงมา คือแย่มาก ถ้าไม่จงใจทำไมไม่รีบให้เจ้าหน้าที่ตามหาหรือทำอะไร นี่ถ้าเราไม่ลงไปถามอีกรอบก่อคงไม่ได้คืนยังไงเวลาจ่ายเงินระวังกันด้วยนะคะ

(Translated by Google) Good atmosphere (Original) บรรยากาสดี

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, gained knowledge of the story of Thailand in the past (Original) สวยงาม ได้รับความรู้เรื่องราวของเมืองไทยในอดีต

(Translated by Google) Thailand should have many museums In order to gain knowledge (Original) ประเทศไทยควรมีมิวเซียมเยอะๆ เพื่อเอาไว้หาความรู้

(Translated by Google) A calm and cute atmosphere with a Thai royal atmosphere There are traces of efforts to inform Thai history in an easy-to-understand and fun way. (Original) 태국 왕실 분위기의 고즈넉하고 아기자기한 분위기 태국역사를 알기 쉽고 재미나게 알리기 위해 노력한 흔적이 보인다

(Translated by Google) Pretty easy parking (Original) สวย จอดรถง่าย

(Translated by Google) Well organized, the authorities love the service and provide very good information. (Original) จัดดี จนท. หน้ารัก บริการ และให้ข้อมูลดีมากๆ

(Translated by Google) It is a museum established as a model for a new type of learning center. Through new creative technology Including history, neighbors, and cultures by walking into the room Each room has different exhibits. Convenient transportation, take the MRT Sanam Chai and wait for the ticket queue to enter. The place is spacious, very clean, recommended to visit. (Original) เป็นพิพิธภัณฑ์​ตั้งขึ่นเพื่อเป็นต้นแบบของแหล่งการเรียนรู้รูปแบบใหม่​ โดยผ่านเทคโนโลยีการสร้างสรรค์​แบบใหม่​ ทั้งประวัติศาสตร์​ เพื่อนบ้าน​ วัฒนธรรม​ โดยเดินเข้าชมเป็นห้อง​ แต่ละห้องก้อมีการจัดแสดงแตกต่างกันไป การเดินทางสะดวก​นั่ง ​MRT สนามชัย และรอบัตรคิวเข้าชม​ สถานที่กว้างขวาง​ สะอาดมาก​ แนะนำให้มาเยี่ยมชมค่ะ

(Translated by Google) In the building that is the old Ministry of Commerce A beautiful classic building built in the reign of King Rama 6, here, although it is called the Museum, but not a normal dry museum. There is a rotation to change the theme indefinitely, making it possible to repeat. Exhibit - Storytelling - Presentation Using technology in the morning There is interaction with the audience so it is not boring. Used to go many years ago. But the latest to exhibit on "Decode Thai" free morning (Original) อยู่ในอาคารที่เป็นกระทรวงพาณิชย์เก่า อาคารคลาสสิคสวยงามสร้างในสมัย ร.6 ที่นี่ถึงจะใช้ชื่อว่า มิวเซียม แต่ไม่ใช่พิพิธภัณฑ์แบบแห้งๆทั่วไป มีการหมุนเวียนเปลี่ยน Theme ไปเรื่อยๆทำให้ไปซ้ำได้ การจัดแสดง-การเล่าเรื่อง-การนำเสนอ ใช้เทคโนโลยีเช้าชวย มีการตอบโต้กับผู้ชมทำให้ไม่น่าเบื่อ เคยไปเมื่อหลายปีก่อนเสียค่าเข้าชม แต่ล่าสุดที่ไปจัดแสดงเรื่อง "ถอดรหัสไทย" เช้าชมฟรี

Cool, MRT is the best way to get there. Enjoy your weekend.

(Translated by Google) Museum that often goes to When the MRT makes it feel close to a learning center Like the feeling of exit from the subway Pop up is the Museum Siam Feel the discovery of a wonderland The exhibitions are contemporary and modern, prefer the library or knowledge room. There are specialized books. So you don't have to waste your time looking for a large library, new books and ordering new ones regularly. It is a very beneficial investment for the public. (Original) มิวเซียมที่ไปบ่อยไปประจำ เมื่อMRTทำให้รู้สึกใกล้แหล่งเรียนรู้ ชอบความรู้สึกทางออกจากรถไฟฟ้าใต้ดิน โผล่ขึ้นมาก็คือมิวเซียมสยาม รู้สึกค้นพบแดนมหัศจรรย์ นิทรรศการมีความร่วมสมัย ทันสมัย ชอบห้องสมุดหรือห้องคลังความรู้ มีหนังสือเฉพาะทาง ทำให้ไม่ต้องเสียเวลาหาแบบห้องสมุดขนาดใหญ่ หนังสือใหม่ และสั่งเล่มใหม่ ๆ เข้าอย่างสม่ำเสมอ เป็นการลงทุนเพื่อสาธารณะที่เกิดประโยชน์ยิ่ง

(Translated by Google) Make more knowledge Yes, and remember the days of the past .. (Original) ทำให้มีความรู้มากกขึ้น ครับและระลึกถึงวันวานที่ผ่านมา..

(Translated by Google) Replying to @Amouranth (Original) น่าไปครับ

(Translated by Google) The cat work is okay. (Original) งานแมวโอเคเลย

The best museum in Thailand

(Translated by Google) It is a collection of historical treasures, recommended to take your children to visit. (Original) เป็นแหล่งรวม วัตถุโบราญ ทางประวัติศาสตร์ แนะนำพา ลูกหลานไปเยี่ยมชม

(Translated by Google) I went to the night at the museum which is a cat. Quite a lot of people A cat doll that is placed to add cute. (Original) ไปตอนงาน night at the museum ที่เป็นแมวค่ะ คนค่อนข้างเยอะ ตุ๊กตาแมวที่เอามาวางเพิ่มน่ารักดี

(Translated by Google) Must be naughty (Original) ต้องซนหน่อย

(Translated by Google) Come to the cat event, free entry, cute event, convenient to travel by train. But less parking (Original) มางานแมว เข้าฟรี งานน่ารักเดินทางด้วยรถไฟฟ้าสะดวก แต่ที่จอดรถน้อย

(Translated by Google) During this time, COVID outbreaks again. Also maintain a distance 😷 (Original) ช่วงนี้ โควิดระบาดอีกรอบ ก็รักษาระยะห่างกันด้วย 😷

(Translated by Google) Nice building (Original) อาคารสวยดีค่ะ

(Translated by Google) It is a place worth visiting. There are a lot of old things to see. (Original) เป็นสถานที่ที่ควรไปเยี่ยมชม มีของเก่าให้ชมมาก

(Translated by Google) Visit today for free. (Original) วันนี้เข้าชมฟรีค่ะ

(Translated by Google) Fun activities, interesting media arrangements (Original) กิจกรรมสนุก​ การจัดสื่อต่างๆน่าสนใจ

(Translated by Google) It's comfortable (Original) ก็สบายๆนะ

(Translated by Google) There are various activities There are many things to see in the museum to study in a variety of genres. Good service staff (Original) มีกิจกรรมต่างๆ ให้ชมอย่างมากมาย มีของต่างๆ ในพิพิธภัณฑ์ให้ศึกษาได้หลากหลายแนว เจ้าหน้าที่บริการดี

(Translated by Google) The service is very good, I think that it is in Japan. (Original) บริการดีมากนึกว่าอยู่ที่ญี่ปุ่นครับ

(Translated by Google) Come to cat events (Original) มากิจกรรมแมว

(Translated by Google) Went to the exhibition at night, very good Cool weather for a leisurely walk. (Original) ไปตอนงานนิทรรศการกลางคืนดีงามมาก อากาศเย็นๆสบายๆเดินเล่นชิลๆ

(Translated by Google) Awesome (Original) เริ่ด

Good & great.

Good experience.

One of the best museum in Bangkok. To see 90’ and older history of people in Bangkok. Recommend to visit.

Getting to this place is not easy but worth it. To me, these royal barges represent the very essence of Thai royal culture. Strongly recommend to go but beware of the boat fee. The staffs are somewhat associated with water taxi operators and ask you to pay ridiculously high fee.

One of the "must see" museums in Bangkok. Well worth the entrance/photography fees. These barges are simply stunning.

You get to ponder the most significant wooden royal longboats, and you learn about the procession tradition from video a displays, which is in and of itself a fascinating part of Thai culture.

The royal barges were once used daily by the royal family to get about their realm, but are now used only for grand ceremonies. The most convenient way to get to the museum is by taking a motorcycle taxi from Tha Saphan Phra Pin Klao.

It's nice to learn about the history and see actual images of how they were used but for 200 baht per person is a bit much... also you need to pay extra for pictures(per camera per person) Alot of the boats were being worked on and some out for the kings coronation so that didnt work in our favour.

We stopped here as part of a boat tour. You can only get there by boat. It was actually one of our favorite stops in Bangkok. We were the only tourists there at the time. The boats are very impressive! I do wish the surrounding water area had been cleaner, there was a lot of trash.

The barges are very beautiful but it's difficult to take pictures of them because they are so long and the way they are sitting in the water. They charge extra for taking pictures as well, per camera or phone camera.

Very cool to get up close to these boats and see people working on them. It’s incredible to see how much detailed work goes into preparing these boats. Getting there is kind of tricky and there’s not a lot of reliable resources on the internet. From the “hop on - hop off boats” you disembark at the N11 Thonburi railway pier. From here you walk inland past some food vendors and small market area toward a traffic bridge. Make sure you stay on the canal side (not hospital side) of the market area. You can see the big roof covered dock across the canal. When you get under the traffic bridge you find stairs on the far side of the bridge. Go up the stairs and cross the bridge. When you get to the other side cross back under the bridge and walk towards the barge museum (back to toward the Chao Phraya River). You’ll reach a court yard type place with a gate and some type of military staff. Go through the gate and then you’ll make your way through some small alley to the museum. It’s not far from this courtyard area and there will be signs. Many locals working in the restaurants and coffee shops near the pier have no idea where the museum is or that it even exists. So take careful considerations if you get directions from them. We were directed several times to a place further up the canal where some racing type barge / boats were. But I knew that wasn’t the place because I could see the royal barge building right across the canal.

From main road need walk inside a 1,5mt narrow road ; have information how to reach the place. Can pay cash or book online but price depend on what like to do , everything need to pay separately , is incredible. Some boat history , interesting but not so special as expected.

Fantastic craftsmanship. Torturous narrow path by bike. Get there by boat. Show Thai drivers license for local entry price. Well worth visit. :)

Very cool barges! With information about them. You can take photos for 100 baht.

Very nice place to visit. If the tide water is high you will be walking in water while viewing exhibits! So unique

A long way to go to look at big canoes, but they are regal, with beautiful carvings and a regal history.

Really cool display of old and modern Thai royal barges, along with oars, flags, etc. All in very good condition, with short info panels in English and Thai. 100 bhat for entry, extra charge for photos. It's located pretty far down some rustic residential streets, a nice little walk.

A great shame that the 1939 world war destroyed these boats. But they have been rebuilt and are worth a visit. Entry fees at the time of my visit would be 100 for no camera. 200 including still camera. 300 total to take video. It is a cute narrow, but long, alleyway to walk into the museum. I didn't come in off the river.

This is a gem. We were the only tourists out there. Here you can see the royal fleet used in ceremonies. Barges from the time of Rama I, III, IV, VI, IX. Most of them rebuild, some of them not. Especially the one damaged in WW2 are perserved but not rebuilt. Should visit.

The walkway to the museum is through back alleys and it was a fairly long walk, close to a km. The museum itself was ok - there were around 8 barges, so not a large collection.