Located inside a military compound, you will need to hand over an ID to receive an entry permit. This is the House of the family of Rama V which construction started in 1910, the year he died, and finished 6 years later. It's not opulent for our time but must've been quite the villa back then. You can visit most of it including the prince and the Queen bedrooms. Taking pictures inside is forbidden but not really enforced. Outside the school field trip which left quite hastly we were the sole visitors. The paint really needs refreshing and the exhibits are quite damaged. This place could still be a must see if it received more love.

Considering this 110-year-old palace was by turns used as a barracks and a school, it has been well restored. The combination of German architecture and art deco interior are interesting and in places beautiful, though the cherubs on the staircase look a tad malevolent. Sadly, photography indoors is now forbidden.

Small but very pretty palace. Free entry if you want to wander around the area outside, but 20 THB entry if you want to see the interior. Please note no photos are allowed inside. The interiors are very pretty though and worth a short stop to see.

A very interesting palace built for Rama 5 in 1915 by a German architect. The interior and exterior is all of German style. You can go inside and walk around and see the king’s and queen’s bedrooms and the prince’s and princess’s bedrooms the toilets and king’s office. Great place for a quick stop off.

Interesting disused palace, a former holiday home of the previous King, built in European style. It is inside a military base, so you have to leave your passport at the gate and collect when you leave. The soldiers were friendly so I didn't feel intimidated. The staff at the palace were friendly, and you only need to make a small donation to look round as there is no set ticket price. Make sure you dress modestly as it is a site connected to royalty. There is not much left inside the palace, but it is special as you are free to explore. No photos allowed inside.

A small residence of King Rama V the great, now open as a museum. However, nothing much to see actually

Originally called "Wang Ban Pun", the European style palace is situated to the south of the town. The construction began in 1909 at the command of King Rama V to be his rainy season palace. A German architect, Mr. Karl Deurring designed the palace, while Admiral HRH Prince Boriphat of Nakhonsawan and HRH Prince Damrong supervised the construction. The construction was completed in 1916 in the reign of King Rama VI. The place was used to welcome and accommodate state visitors during the reign of King Rama VI.

Incredible palace. A must experience for all.

Amazing colonial architeture of 1910. You have to give your ID at the entrance gate. The entry fee is totally Free. Awesome.

This is commonly known as Ban Puen Palace, and is a former royal palace. Now it serves as a museum and is operated by the Royal Thai Army. It is free admission. Very elegant, 20th century European-style palace, with beautiful furniture and decoration throughout. Outdoor gardens are very well-maintained as well. Historical events are listed in many areas, but some are written only in Thai language. You must go through the gate manned by an Army soldier, and leave your ID/passport in exchange for a parking permit. No photos are allowed inside the building, and the washrooms are outside in a separate building. (I recommend bringing your own tissues, as they do not provide them)

Don't expect much and you will not be disappointed.The grounds were well maintained . The furniture has mostly been removed , no paintings on the walls .There are information boards explaining some of the history and what individual rooms were used for .Entrance IS FREE.there were no monkeys .You will be asked to leave your passport at the security gate . ( 2 of us and left one ID ) .No photos are allowed to be taken inside.

Donate 20 baht to visit inside. There is a lovely staircase, worth visiting but no photo allowed 🙂

Lovely house to wander around. Easy to access on a military base provided you have identification.

people is allowed to do running in this place.🏃🏻‍♀️ you just register at the entrance and then you will got tag and return when you leave. Moreover, you will see a group of solder practice running. It is a nice place!!

Beautiful building

The Palace itself is small but exquisite, and you can appreciate the architecture. However, the whole building is almost empty. The ground immediately surrounding the building is well kept. No entrance fee.

The place is nice but not under good maintenance. Exhibition is not updated. Was here before 10 years ago. At that time, it was more impressive than nowadays

Nice place to visit. The anicent palace of the king rama VI decarated with western style. But prohit it take a photo inaide.

Rama V Castel built by German architect. Very interesting.. but almost no furniture and few documents.