The Bank of Thailand Museum is an important learning destination that presents the rich history of Thailand’s financial and banking systems. Located on Samsen Road in the Phra Nakhon district, the museum houses a comprehensive collection of exhibits detailing the development of Thailand’s monetary systems from ancient times to the modern digital era.

Key Highlights include:

• Evolution of Thai Currency:
  View rare and historical coins and banknotes, from early barter systems and traditional currency to present-day designs. The display includes discontinued and special commemorative issues.

• The Role of the Bank of Thailand:
  Learn about the establishment of the central bank and its role in maintaining national financial stability, managing monetary policy, and fostering economic growth.

• Financial Technology and Innovation:
  Discover how digital finance, payment systems, and security technologies are shaping the future of banking in Thailand.

• Interactive Exhibitions:
  Hands-on exhibits and multimedia displays allow visitors to engage with financial concepts in a fun and accessible way—ideal for all age groups.

• Historical Archives and Media:
  Original documents, photographs, and audiovisual materials offer a deeper look into Thailand’s economic history across different eras.

This museum is not only a place to explore Thailand’s financial roots, but also a hub for raising public awareness and financial literacy among students, professionals, and international visitors.

• BTS Skytrain: Take the train to National Stadium Station, then transfer by taxi or public bus.

• Bus: Routes 2, 3, 6, 9, 15, 44 pass near Samsen Road.

• Taxi: Ask for “Bank of Thailand Museum.”

• On Foot: Accessible from Ratchadamnoen Nok Avenue near the Bank of Thailand.

• Check the official opening days and hours before your visit.

• Dress respectfully and appropriately.

• Guided tours or audio guides are available for deeper insights.

• Great for families, students, and school groups.

• Photography is allowed, but please follow museum regulations.

Admission Fee

• Free admission

Opening Time

• Tuesday – Sunday, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  Closed on Mondays and public holidays