This complex mostly closed on Monday, there are a few shops open but not many activities because I had to go... on Monday. Overall nice place with arts and crafts all over. Some exhibits are interesting but sadly closed.

Collaborative space between art gallery, coffeeshop, vintage shop and fashion store. This area is very quiet and clean. The shop selling many kind of fashion items like shoes, tshirt, jacket. Vintage shop also selling many things. Interesting area to visit if you want to see around and get inspired.

It's a really cool space, where someone collated a bunch of really funky inspirational businesses, and placed them in one area. You have a few art galleries, a cafe, some shops selling unique clothes and shoes, and you have some niche furniture and interior design houses, all here. If you're someone trying to soak up some inspiration like I was (whether you're an art and design fan, or otherwise), I'd spend about 1.5 to 2hrs here, walking and basking in the many facets of designer ideas. Really great set up, turning unused warehouses into what it is today. Great job team.

Cool urban redevelopment. Fun thrift shops, design studios and galleries. I enjoyed walking around and going in 'n out of the different spaces. Its not huge, but i was impressed with the quality of goods and art on display, this just reaffirms my believe that BKK is a hugely diverse and creative city. There are a couple of great cafe's nearby if you're looking for. Cuppa.

Cool spot but a little underwhelming. Looks like it's still not fully open after the virus. Some of the exhibitions were cool and there's a nice coffeeshop. Good photo opportunities here for sure. I suggest combining it with ATT13

Constructed by transforming an abandoned warehouse into the perfect gathering and trading space for shops, galleries, exhibitions, and cafes, Warehouse 30 is similar to a community of numerous art outlets in one area. The distance from the center area to Warehouse 30 is approximately 300–310 baht (not so expensive), as there is no public transportation in the vicinity. There's a lovely cat and weekly themed art displays in the area! Nice place to visit for art lovers.

One of Bangkok’s contemporary art spaces you might want to visit.

A vintage cultural complex near Chinatown. There is a coffee shop, but the price is expensive.

Maybe it's because I went during the day, but there are no people, and it's quiet, so it's awkward to go in somewhere. I actually had high expectations. I came here because I heard there are many pretty props, but I can't see them with my eyes. There are more places selling sculptures at the entrance than here. I think I should come here on weekends or evenings.

Interesting place to check out only if you’re in the area (it’s rather quiet and not much happening, I wouldn’t make a dedicated trip here). The warehouse is designed beautifully and won’t take long to explore. There were just a few units but a good mix of contemporary galleries, cafe, thrift shops, sneaker retailer etc. I appreciate that some of the shops have signs prohibiting photography. Since this is a community of creatives and they probably hope to retain some element of surprise/inspiration, it’s courteous for visitors to respect their wishes. Having said, I have no photos other than the ones posted here.

Warehouse 30 is an urban art and creative space in the Charoenkrung Creative district of Bangkok. A faster and more enjoyable way to reach here from downtown could actually be by the Chao Phraya Express Boat - take the skytrain to Saphan Taksin, board the express boat at the Sathon pier. Situated nearby is the Thailand Creative Design Center. There are also plenty of art galleries found within the River City from which you could head across the Phraya River to ICONSIAM afterwards.

I had three days in Bangkok and this was well worth being on the list. Each space is creatively unique and interesting with my favourite shop being the one at the back of the cafe, it has great vintage clothes for good prices.

This place has a couple of nice galleries coffee shop and some Arty shops is all very well done and this is actually very nice place so must see when you're in Bangkok and if you like art

A creative complex combines with cafe, gallery, shops and artists’ workshop. It is perfectly a place to spend a afternoon here for coffee and dessert from “li-bra-ry” - the brand always provide good coffee and working environment for digital nomad. Couple of shops/ galleries selling the trendy stuffs from AW, clothing to trainers. Worth to pay a visit. Highly recommend!

A good place to go before you take the boat to iconsiam :) There’re several nice shops inside. I enjoyed shopping in woot woot and 306 selection shops. You’ll find some interesting local made stuff here! Btw the toilet is very clean and there’s no queue at all. Don’t use the outside public toilet :p here’s a better toilet

Big art space. Every few month new exhibition. Inside several halls with different collections. Also there are shop of vintage clothes and furniture, shop with souvenirs like candles, postcards, hats and other staff. And you can buy coffee here or eat some food at cafe. Enter is free.

We found this place by accident after walking around this area. The place looks cozy and industrial design. There are many cool art shops here. We stopped by at a coffee shop named “ a Coffee Roster by like-bra-ry”. It is little bit over priced since the taste of coffee name “Library” is just a normal. It is prefect for working (with free WiFi and outlets every table) or chilling with folks.

Contemporary space Close to legacy brand hotels.. but out of the way if you plan on using an MRT or BTS service to get there. Galleries offer a variety of fine art.. parking available.. exhibits come and go and almost everything is available for a price. Browsing permit.. check with gallery operators if photos are permitted.

Interesting and chilled place. Shopping totally off the beaten track. Everyone I talked to is passioned about there stuff. Exceptional coffee as well.

Nice place with nice items. Setback is overpriced on items. Just look behind and see the hotels n u know. Window shopping would b my choice there if I m at Bicycle Boys cludhse just along the main road. Gifts r fine when buying for loved ones. At d end a nice bakery store u can explore or out of the gate street food awaits.

Complex with a few small art galleries, a cafe, a restaurant, and a selective store. Usually the art galleries are free to entry except for some exhibits. Free car park for 2 hours and there are nearby art attractions.

Fun little area with lots of art shops and cafes. All sorts of different price points and options for cool pieces.

Loved wandering around this area and it’s art galleries. Some excellent places to see local art and quality work.

There is many art gallery inside and the first one is the best one. It has nice environment and cool art. It is free to see and you can buy also.

Came here during Bangkok Design Week 2022

Interesting knick knacks & can easily spend half a day there but we did not. Crowded , no seats for coffee, have to que to go in few of the gallery. Recommend to go on weekday so that less busy and more enjoyable especially in hot weather

Located in a little lane, this place looked like an old warehouse refurnished to house art galleries, retail and cafes. When I visited yesterday (5May 2022), there was only one art gallery…or maybe two as the 2nd one looked more like someone’s office rather a gallery. There were two cafes, on the premises with one which has a lifestyle retail store at the back of the store. The other is a cute, little outfit located at the end of the warehouse. What was more interesting were the rows of street food located just outside these warehouse. The stalls were packed with office workers and students from the area. The food must be cheap and good, judging from the crowd. As for the warehouse, there is nothing really happening here on a weekday. One may need to check if there is any activity planned.