Bangkok

Free

Places you can walk into without a ticket.

  • Park & garden

    Lumphini Park

    Lumphini Park is best known as Bangkok's first public park and a popular spot for jogging and outdoor activities.

  • Park & garden

    Benjakitti Park

    A public park in Bangkok known for its outdoor recreation and exercise facilities.

  • Park & garden

    Chao Phraya Sky Park

    Bangkok turned the abandoned structure of an unrealized elevated railway into a pedestrian park spanning the Chao Phraya.

  • Church

    Erawan Shrine

    The Erawan Shrine is best known for its statue of Phra Phrom, the Thai representation of Brahma, the Hindu god of creation.

  • Museum

    Bangkok Art and Culture Centre

    Contemporary arts center featuring exhibitions and cultural events.

  • Square

    Sanam Luang

    A historic public square used for royal ceremonies and events.

  • Architecture

    Sao Chingcha

    The Giant Swing is known for its towering swing-shaped structure and historical significance in Bangkok.

  • Monument

    Democracy Monument

    A symbol of Thailand's transition to constitutional monarchy, commemorating the 1932 Siamese coup d'état.

  • Architecture

    Phra Sumen Fort

    Phra Sumen Fort is known for being one of the two remaining original forts from the reign of King Rama I in Bangkok.

  • Church

    Bangkok City Pillar Shrine

    The Bangkok City Pillar Shrine is known for housing the city's original city pillar, a symbol of prosperity and protection.

  • Church

    Wat Mangkon Kamalawat

    The largest and most important Chinese Buddhist temple in Bangkok.

  • Street & district

    Yaowarat Road

    Yaowarat Road is best known for its vibrant street food scene and as the main artery of Bangkok's Chinatown.

  • Palace & fortress

    Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall

    A royal reception hall in Bangkok's Dusit Palace, known for its Italian Renaissance and neoclassical architecture.

  • Church

    Wat Bowonniwet Vihara

    A major Buddhist temple and the final resting place of two former Thai kings.

Free — Bangkok · Routellers