Museums in Bangkok

Had an amazing experience at the Mahanakhon SkyWalk in Bangkok! The views from the top are absolutely breathtaking, especially during sunset and at night when the whole city lights up. The glass floor was thrilling and surprisingly fun, and the overall atmosphere felt very premium and well managed.

At sunset, Bangkok isn’t just seen — it’s felt. From Mahanakhon, the city becomes an ocean of lights, and every moment feels suspended between the sky and infinity.

It’s a truly unique place—a vast, beautifully designed area showcasing Thai architecture. The golf cart service is excellent, making it easy to explore the grounds. In fact, we were able to see all the sights twice using it. The garden itself is also very well maintained. It’s definitely worth a visit.

It's a great interactive museum to explore the culture of Thailand. We went with our 5 year old son and had great fun driving the golf cart around the temples. Unfortunately a lot of sights were under construction and therefore closed, but this just means there's more to come for future tourists. 🤗

The ancient city was spectacular, one of my favourite attractions in Bangkok and Erawan museum is breathtaking. You simply cannot visit Bangkok and not see these wonders!

A really cool place to visit. You can rent an electric bike or scooter there. You have to show your driver’s license. Renting a bike cost 250 THB for 3 hours. For me, 3 hours was enough time for sightseeing and a meal. I had some delicious Pad Thai near the floating market. I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because the ticket description said the ticket included lunch, but when I got there, it turned out it didn’t, so the ticket price ended up being exactly the same as if I’d bought it at the ticket counter.