The City Observatory is a modern landmark located along the Chao Phraya River. It is designed as both an observation point and a vertical museum that presents the history of Pak Nam (Samut Prakan) through an immersive learning experience.The concept of this place is to tell the story of Samut Prakan from the past to the future through interactive experiences, allowing visitors to learn about the city while gradually ascending through the building.The tower has a height_ of approximately 179.55 meters and is divided into several exhibition zones by floor. The journey begins on the ground level, which serves as the reception area and an introductory exhibition that provides an overview of Samut Prakan, helping visitors build a basic understanding before entering the main exhibition zones.

The main exhibition areas take visitors back through the history of the city, starting from the Ayutthaya period. It highlights Samut Prakan’s role as a strategic frontier city, including its coastal fortifications and military defense systems in the Gulf of Thailand area.The exhibition then continues into stories of trade, river transportation, and industrial development in Samut Prakan, reflecting the city’s important role in Thailand’s economic growth.It also presents the city’s present and future development, focusing on the concept of a Smart City and infrastructure expansion that connects Bangkok with coastal regions.

The exhibition uses modern technologies such as interactive touchscreens, immersive audio-visual presentations, 3D city models, and storytelling videos to create an engaging and accessible experience for visitors of all ages.At the top floor, which serves as the observation deck, visitors can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the Chao Phraya River, Samut Prakan city, and the Phra Phutthayotfa Bridge. On clear days, the view extends all the way to the Gulf of Thailand.

The best time to visit the observation deck is in the late afternoon before sunset, when both natural daylight and city lights create a beautiful combined atmosphere.The Samut Prakan City Observatory is therefore not only a tourist attraction but also an important learning space that helps visitors better understand the development of the city and its national significance.

• It is recommended to book your visit in advance, especially on weekends and public holidays.

• The best time to go is in the late afternoon before sunset to enjoy the most beautiful city views and lighting.

• You should allocate at least 1.5–2 hours for both the exhibition and the observation deck.

• Wear comfortable clothing and prepare your camera or smartphone, as there are many scenic photo spots.

• It is also advisable to check the weather forecast before visiting the observation deck to ensure the clearest possible view.

Admission Fee:

• Adults: 60 Baht

• Children: 40 Baht

• (Prices may vary depending on the season/promotions)

Opening Hours:

• Open Tuesday – Sunday (Closed Monday)

• 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM