The Thai Labour Museum is a unique museum dedicated to the history of workers and the labour movement in Thailand. Through permanent and rotating exhibitions, it presents powerful stories of workers' struggles, trade union formation, strikes, and the development of labour laws in the country.

The museum features multiple themed rooms, such as the Early Labour Era Room, Women Workers Room, Labour Law Room, and Labour Reform Room. These rooms contain historical documents, old photographs, protest banners, work tools, and audio recordings that bring the voice of Thai workers to life.

The atmosphere is quiet and contemplative, making it an ideal place to reflect on the contributions and hardships of Thai labourers. It is also a hub for researchers and human rights activists interested in social justice and economic equity.

Ideal for students, academics, history lovers, and those interested in human rights and social change, the museum offers an alternative lens into Thailand’s social development.

• BTS Skytrain: Get off at Victory Monument station and walk or take a short taxi ride (~15 minutes)

• Airport Rail Link: Stop at Ratchaprarop station, walk approx. 10 minutes

• Buses: Routes 13, 36, 54, 77, 140 along Makkasan Road

• Taxi or Private Car: Limited parking available nearby

• Best visited in the morning (09:00–11:00) for cooler weather and fewer crowds

• Wear comfortable shoes for walking through multiple galleries

• Photography is allowed for educational purposes (ask staff before taking photos)

• Engage with museum staff to gain deeper insights

• No food service inside, bring water or eat beforehand

Admission Fee:

• Free entry (donations welcome)

• (Updated 2025 by the Thai Labour Museum Foundation)

Opening Hours:

• Open Tuesday – Sunday, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

• Closed on Mondays and public holidays