Rattanakosin Exhibition Hall is a dynamic museum located in the heart of Rattanakosin Island on Ratchadamnoen Klang Road. It aims to educate visitors about the history, art, and cultural development of Bangkok from its founding to the present day.

The museum is divided into 9 main exhibition zones:

• The Founding of Rattanakosin: Showcasing the establishment of Bangkok by King Rama I with immersive reenactments.

• The Constitutional Monarchy: Presenting the role of Thai kings in modern constitutional times.

• The Royal Benevolence: Highlighting the significant royal projects and contributions, especially from King Rama IX.

• Royal Performances: Featuring traditional Thai performing arts such as Khon and classical dance.

• Bangkok: The Capital City: Exploring Bangkok’s political, economic, and social growth.

• Thai Way of Life: Illustrating traditional customs, lifestyles, and festivals throughout history.

• Modern Rattanakosin: Detailing Bangkok’s adaptation and modernization in the global era.

The exhibits use advanced multimedia technology including 3D sound, interactive touch screens, and animated displays to bring history to life.

On the rooftop, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and the Chao Phraya River — ideal for photography and relaxation.

• MRT: Get off at Sanam Chai Station (Exit 1), then take a taxi or walk about 10 minutes.

• Bus: Routes 2, 15, 44, 47, 59 run along Ratchadamnoen Road.

• Chao Phraya Express Boat: Disembark at Phra Arthit Pier and walk about 10 minutes.

• Private Car: Limited parking available; public transport is recommended.

• Advance booking for guided tours is recommended.

• Dress respectfully.

• Audio guides and multilingual services are available.

• Photography is allowed in some areas — please follow museum rules.

• Suitable for all ages, especially families and students.

Admission Fee

• Thai Adults: 100 Baht

• Thai Students: 50 Baht

• Foreign Visitors: 200 Baht

• Children under 12: Free

Opening Hours

• Tuesday – Sunday: 09:00 – 17:00
  Closed on Monday