[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Phaya Thai Palace (Updated Mar)

#JanuaryGoodPlace2025 What a romantic experience it would be to have brunch in a century-old royal palace in Bangkok? This time we made a special trip to visit a not very popular tourist attraction, the #PhysThaiPalace built by King Rama VI. Cafe Narasingh is part of the royal palace. It is a very British-style classical building with the atmosphere of a European royal court. Gorgeous crystal chandeliers, exquisite carved murals, elegant wooden window frames, antiques everywhere, and every corner is great for taking photos! Especially the menu with a leather cover, which has a very vintage feel, and has the royal family crest and totem and buckle design on it, which is very textured. There are both Western and Thai brunch options. I ordered a simple sandwich and Thai milk. Unfortunately, it was served in a takeaway cup, which didn’t quite match the elegant environment. However, the price was very affordable, so most of the customers were locals with their families. If you visit on the weekend, you can also sign up for a guided tour of the palace. It's all in Thai and takes two hours, but you can see the entire palace, which is quite an eye-opener. Café Narasingh ✓Opening hours: 0800-1600 ✓Address: 315 พระราชวังพญาไท Ratchawithi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400Thailand #Thailand Free Travel #Bangkok Travel #Ancient Coffee #Phayathai Palace #cafenarasingh #phayathaiplaza #bangkok #Bangkok Exploration

It is hard to imagine that you can see a European-style palace in Thailand. Phaya Thai Palace, located near the Victory Monument, was built in 1909 and has a history of 100 years! There is a Café Narasingh (กาแฟนรสิงห์ ณ วังพญาไท) inside. The interior decoration seems to take you to another time and space. The Café has different meal options and the taste is good. Since there is no time limit, you can rest here and slowly enjoy the food. #2024TravelReview

#2024Travel Review [Phya Thai Palace # Bangkok Tan Dian ] A less popular itinerary to visit in Bangkok is the classical and gorgeous century-old building: Phya Thai Palace, the palace of King Rama VI of Thailand. I had brunch with a classmate I met by chance in Bangkok and made an appointment at Café Narasingh. Only then did I have the opportunity to visit the #phyathaipalace, which is only open on weekends and requires a reservation for a guided tour. It has two sessions a day and is fully booked with 30 people. . It was very difficult because the whole tour was in Thai and it took two hours to explain everything in detail. The tour guide was very lively and the audience was very interactive. Unfortunately, I couldn't understand it at all. Fortunately, the fee is a very reasonable 60 baht, and it’s worth it just to be able to take photos inside. I vaguely heard the word "victoria" and it turned out to be a Victorian-style building. No wonder it gave me the illusion of Europe. King Rama VI of Thailand really went to the UK to study, so he also brought back British-style architectural features. The reason why there are so many rings in Tainan is because urban planning officials during the Japanese colonial period were shocked by the radial rings in Italy after visiting Europe, and they wanted to imitate them. All roads lead to Rome. The main building of the palace has three floors, with reception on the first floor, offices on the second floor, and sleeping quarters on the third floor. King Rama VI of Thailand at that time really lived here. On the second floor of the main building, there is a European-style corridor connecting the left and right annexes, as well as the palace's standard garden pool, rest cabin, bell tower, and temple-like Roman arch columns. Although compared with the genuine royal palaces in Europe, the level of luxury and magnificence is obviously inferior, but the essential details have been learned, and some local elements of Thailand have been incorporated. The visibility and richness are really enough. But the threshold is relatively high because I can’t understand the Thai tour guide and it takes two hours. It is recommended for travelers who have leisure time and time to travel slowly. Otherwise, go to Café Narasingh, which is also part of Phaya Thai Palace, for coffee. The interior architecture alone is enough for you to admire and take beautiful photos. Phya Thai Palace ✓Opening dates: Saturdays and Sundays ✓Opening hours: 0930-1130, 1300-1530 ✓Visit fee: THB 60 ✓Address: 315 Ratchawithi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 #ThailandFreeTravel #BangkokTravel #BangkokTandian #Phayathai Palace #Thailand Royal Family #Rama VI #phyathai

Wang Phaya Thai... An old palace in the heart of the city near Victory Monument Many people may not know it, but many people may be more familiar with the name 'Cafe Narasingh'. If anyone has passed Phra Mongkut Hospital, they will find a beautiful yellow-cream building located in the hospital area. Wang Phaya Thai Phaya Thai Palace has a history of more than a century. It was once a place for King Chulalongkorn to rest and relax. It started as a royal barn where rice and gardening were experimented with, then a palace for the Queen Mother, and the residence of King Mongkut, then a first-class hotel, and later became the office of the Royal Thai Army for medical treatment, which became the starting point of Phra Mongkut Hospital. Currently, Phaya Thai Palace is a museum for visitors. The highlight here is the buildings and gardens in the style of Western architecture, and a classic retro coffee shop. If you don't know where to go on a holiday, I recommend you come and visit. #BangkokTravel #Phaya ThaiPalace #CafeNarasingh #NarasinghCafe #RainySeasonTravel #tripFreeAccommodation

If you’re like me then you can appreciate a good food market. Bangkok is chalk full of markets leaving you with no shortage of excellent and fun’s spots to check out. This market is in a neighborhood lesser known in Bangkok called the Chatumit Village. It’s near the BTS stop Saphan Kuwai. This nice market is across my my hotel and was very convenient for me to walk out my door and get coffeee and food. There are plenty of shops and street food around as well.

Narasingh Coffee Shop, Wang Phaya Thai, is located in Phramongkutklao Hospital, Ratchawithi Road. It is the first coffee shop in Thailand, having been around since the reign of King Rama VI. The atmosphere is chill, peaceful, and beautiful. The coffee tastes good, the desserts are delicious, and the prices are not expensive. I really want you to come and try it. #cafe #coffee shop #beautiful shop #sip coffee #travel in Bangkok #see the palace #chill #nice shop

#CelebrateWithTrip Phyathai Palace is located not far from Victory monument (about 1 km., 5 mins by car and 10 mins walk) along Ratchawithi Rd next to Phramongkutklao Hospital. I chose to visited on Saturday 09:30 instead of 13:30 due to expect that the weather will be better in the morning round. I bought the ticket in the main building (40 Baht). It took around 2 hours to follow a guide and explore in each room/area of the palace. I have visited the Narasingh cafe next to the main building and drink a hot americano and croissant before the tour start. Getting There - BTS victory monument and walk for 10 mins along Ratchawithi Rd. Attractions - Palace Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Narasingh cafe, canteen of Phramongkut Hospital Shopping - Souvenir shop in the palace

#beautiful view cafe #Bangkok #Victory Monument Narasingh Coffee Shop is a coffee shop located in front of the Phaya Thai Palace, Ratchathewi District. 🌼Atmosphere: Decorated in a Western style like the Phaya Thai Palace. Previously, this coffee shop was a pavilion for waiting for an audience, then converted into a social gathering place. There is a small bar to accommodate Westerners. 👉 This shop is free to enter. My friends and I ordered bread, coffee and green tea, and spaghetti with cream sauce. We ended up with plain water. The total cost was 395 baht. The price is acceptable. As for the spaghetti, I think it's not my style. The matcha green tea is strong, but people who like sweet things like us have to add some syrup. 🌟Highlight: The decoration of this place is probably the palace-style decoration. It's very beautiful. It's suitable for bringing your family to relax and chat on a day off.

Phya Thai Palace, Bangkok: Thailand: Located not too far from Victory Monument which you can take a BTS there. This European style buidling was built over 100 years ago in King Rama V reign. This palace looks very charming and worth visiting.

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #เที่ยวกรุงเทพฯ #พระพระพญาไท 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. Many people have probably passed by the Phra Phrathai Palace but did not know that the palace is open for visits to generate income to take care of the palace staff. Let's take a walk around. The palace consists of the Vaikunthadevasathan Throne Hall, Phiman Chakri Throne Hall, Si Sutthaniwat Throne Hall, Thewarat Sapharom Throne Hall, Udom Throne Hall, and Mekhala Ruchi Palace. There is a Roman garden behind the palace. The royal carriage building in front is a restaurant and coffee shop called Narasingh. The ground floor is open every day, but only some parts are open for visits because it is part of Phra Mongkut Hospital. On Saturdays and Sundays, there are guided tours by the Palace Lovers Club, 2 rounds a day, morning and evening. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/aPJ7HnA9SnJy6kQR7

Sitting and drinking Starbucks while waiting to check in to the hotel.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Narasingh Coffee Shop is a coffee shop located in the Phaya Thai Palace, next to the monument of King Rama VI. It can be said that it is the first coffee shop in Thailand. The atmosphere inside is beautiful in a retro style. Both wooden furniture and decorations look like antiques that have been well preserved. The patterns on the walls and ceilings are even more beautiful. Just going in and looking at them is enough to make you like it. To use the service here, you have to take off your shoes before entering. There is a shoe rack in front, which is nice and cool. The food menu here has both Thai and Western food such as sandwiches, salads, breads, pastries, and cakes that change every day. For this meal, we stopped by at noon. It was quite crowded. If we had come at other times, it would have been more chill. We ordered a hot latte, which was brewed with a light coffee flavor and strong milk flavor. It was a nice sip.

｜Have brunch at the century-old palace of King Rama VI. It is said to be the rest area for King Rama VI and members of the royal family. It can be seen that the king was crazy about coffee more than 200 years ago. The store offers authentic ancient recipes, coffee, tea, traditional Thai food, and the Thai coconut curry chicken is delicious. I really like the atmosphere of Phayathai Palace. With its history, atmosphere and architecture, I think this place goes far beyond the word "coffee shop". I no longer consider whether the service is good, the food is delicious, or the price is expensive. I’m too rushed today, I’ll go and experience it more next time. Tip: Palace officials may want to minimize damage to the wooden floors, so you must take off your shoes before entering the cafe. Café Narasingh 315 Ratchawithi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 8:00-18:00

#bigbuddhabangkok Thai architecture is renowned for its unique blend of traditional elements, religious symbolism, and influences from neighboring regions and foreign powers. Central to Thai architectural design are intricate details, vibrant colors, and structures that reflect the country’s rich cultural and religious history. - Yak in Wat Arun A prominent example of Thai architecture can be found in Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) in Bangkok. At the entrance of the temple, towering statues of Yak (giant demon guardians) stand watch, protecting the temple from evil spirits. These Yaksha are central figures in Thai folklore and are typically depicted as fearsome, larger-than-life beings. The Yak at Wat Arun are distinctive for their elaborately decorated armor, exaggerated facial expressions, and vivid colors. These statues showcase the artistic craftsmanship of Thai sculptors, combining religious symbolism with a powerful visual presence. - Prangs in Thai Architecture The Prang, a prominent architectural feature in Thai temples, is a tower-like spire that reflects the Khmer influence in Thailand. These tall, narrow structures are often found in central Thailand, particularly in Ayutthaya and Bangkok. The Prang of Wat Arun, for instance, is one of the most iconic examples, rising over 70 meters high. Traditionally, the Prang symbolizes Mount Meru, the center of the universe in Hindu and Buddhist cosmology. These structures are usually richly adorned with stucco, mosaics, or porcelain, featuring floral motifs, mythical creatures, and delicate patterns. The Prang has become synonymous with Thai temple architecture, blending spiritual and aesthetic elements seamlessly. - Colonial Influence in Thai Architecture In addition to traditional elements, some Thai buildings exhibit colonial influence, particularly those constructed during the late 19th and early 20th centuries when Western powers had a growing presence in the region. King Rama V’s modernization efforts brought European architectural styles into Thailand, particularly in government buildings and palaces. For example, Phaya Thai Palace in Bangkok features a blend of traditional Thai elements with European-style arches, columns, and mansard roofs, reflecting the hybridization of local and colonial architectural tastes. Many of these structures adopted neoclassical, Renaissance, and Baroque elements, symbolizing Thailand’s openness to Western ideas while maintaining its cultural identity. Thai architecture, whether in the form of sacred temples guarded by Yak or buildings influenced by colonial styles, reflects the country’s dynamic history and the coexistence of multiple cultural influences. This blend of local craftsmanship and foreign elements continues to shape Thailand’s architectural landscape.

#Get a discount without relying on luck 📍Address: Narasing Coffee at Wang Phaya Thai 🕰️ Opening hours: Open daily from 8:00-18:00 💞Reason for recommendation: Narasing Coffee is located in the Phraya Thai Palace. It is considered the first cafe, but it was closed in 1932 and reopened again. It is currently very popular due to its delicious taste, cheap price, classic atmosphere, beautiful antique, and crowded shop.

📍Address: Phaya Thai Palace, Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai Subdistrict, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok 🕰️ Opening Hours: Open every Saturday and Sunday with two visiting sessions: 9:30-11:30 and 13:00-15:30 💞Recommended Reason: Phaya Thai Palace is open for visits every Saturday and Sunday during specified times, with a limit of 30 people per session. The entrance fee is 60 Baht, 30 Baht for seniors, and 10 Baht for children. Inside, you can admire various beautiful architectures. For those who do not wish to spend money, you can still walk around the palace grounds, which include a large English garden.

#VisitPalaces and Castles Visit the central palace, Phaya Thai Palace, Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai Subdistrict, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok Inside the palace, there are Phiman Chakri Throne Hall, a Romanesque and Gothic architecture with a prominent red dome, and the Waikun Thepthasathan Throne Hall, which is still beautiful to this day. In front of the palace, there is a royal monument of King Rama VI and a beautifully decorated green garden. #akinkub #VisitBangkok #Phaya Thai Palace #OldPalace

If anyone is okay going to Victory Monument, I would like you to walk to the Phaya Thai Palace in Phra Mongkut Hospital. During the whole month of August, the Phaya Thai Palace has invited the relics of the Buddha and the relics of the 80 great monks from Burma to be brought to pay homage. The palace has flowers for worship. I would like those who are into the spiritual path or are interested to try going. In addition, you can also pay homage to the royal monument of King Rama VI and the shrine of Thao Hiranyaphanasura, which are not far away. #Phaya Thai Palace #Buddhist Relics #Places to visit for spiritual paths #Mutelu

Cafe Narasingh at Wang Phaya Thai is the first cafe in Thailand since the reign of King Rama VI. It was established as a meeting place for the upper class at that time. Until now, it has been changed to allow the general public to go. Whether you want to eat, drink, or have snacks, the prices are good. The food is delicious. The staff provides very good service. You can also stop by to see or take pictures at Wang Phaya Thai. It is a place you must go to. It is like going back in time. The shop opens from 08.30-18.00 How to get there 🚊BTS Victory Monument and then take a short car ride. #summerdream #recommend delicious restaurants #places to visit in Bangkok #must-visit cafes

— Phyathai Palace✨🏰 Western architecture with beautiful details, the color schemes in each room are sooo beautiful!!! The lecturer gave a good lecture, not rushing, joining a group with uncles and aunties is so much fun and you can gain so much knowledge. 📍Phayathai Palace, Bangkok 💸 Admission fee: Adults 40 baht/ Senior citizens 20 baht/ Children 10 baht/ Students in uniforms get free admission ***The admission fee must be paid in cash only*** 🗓️ Only on Saturdays - Sundays, morning round at 09.30 am, afternoon round at 13.30 pm, with volunteer lecturers taking you to see different parts of the throne hall and giving a knowledgeable commentary (If you only visit the outside area, it is open for viewing all the time). 🚘 Public transportation / BTS Victory Monument, Exit 3 #dreamvoyage

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#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Celebrate the 101st anniversary of 'Wang Phaya Thai' in the form of a Night Museum that allows everyone to visit the palace at night amidst an amazing light and sound art show that you definitely can't miss. Open for exclusive visits to this palace. For this event, the 'Phaya Thai Palace Conservation Foundation' under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Bejaratana Rajasuda Siri Sobhaphannawadi has scheduled a celebration from February 14 to March 16, 2024 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Phaya Thai Palace on Ratchawithi Road. In the event, friends will experience a new dimension of the Phaya Thai Palace in the form of a 'Night Museum' for the first time in Thailand. In addition, interesting things are as follows: For Free Area ⭐️ Zone 1: ARCHITECTURE LIGHTING & PROJECTION MAPPING Projecting light images and motion design work under the origin of the Phaya Thai Palace, along with architectural art performances on the building Phra Thinang Phiman Chakri and Phra Thinang Waikun Thepthasathan ⭐️ Zone 2: ARCHITECTURE LIGHTING & INTERIOR LIGHTING Exhibition of beautiful interior architecture lighting at Phra Thinang Thewarat Sapharom . For Ticket Area ⭐️ Zone LIGHTING INSPIRATIONS: Spectacular lighting works in historical areas inspired by the royal writings of His Majesty King Rama VI ⭐️ Zone 3: PROJECTION MAPPING See the interior design of the Throne Room or living room inspired by the royal writings of His Majesty King Rama VI ⭐️ Zone 4: PROJECTION MAPPING & LIGHTING INSTALLATION Experience the imagination of moving artwork in the world of ancient palaces Combining light, color, and sound with the royal composition Matana Phatha by His Majesty King Rama VI ⭐️ Zone 5: LIGHTING INSTALLATION & MAPPING ON THE BIG GIANT TREE WITH THE GLASS SCREENS Experience art with the display of thousands of lights decorating the lawn and giant trees. Be amazed by the beautiful and dimensional Glass Screens technique. ⭐️ Zone 6: LIGHTING INSTALLATION Admire the beauty of thousands of lotus flowers through the technique of dyeing lights along the path to pay homage to Thao Hiranyaphanasura and stop for a drink at the Narasingh coffee shop in front of Phiman Chakri Throne Hall (open for special service from 4:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. throughout the event).

The medical district along Line 1 is bustling busy, but it’s a really nice walk while passing by the Veteran and Medical street. There’s a local neighborhood behind the castle many use for a daily jog. There’s a cafe on site to rest, but be sure to get there before 16:00 so you can visit all floors. The landscape is relaxing and architecture unique. Many local shops selling necessities nearby, and several bus stops. School dismissals and shift changes make it crowded between 16:30-17:30, so mid-morning or after lunch is best.

⛪ Phaya Thai Palace or Phaya Thai Palace is located on the banks of Khlong Samsen, Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai Subdistrict, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok. King Chulalongkorn ordered its construction and gave it the name "Phra Tamnak Phaya Thai" or "Phaya Thai Palace" for observing rice farming, vegetable farming, animal husbandry, and performing the first rice planting ceremony. It was later established as Phaya Thai Palace during the reign of King Rama VI and is currently the home of Phramongkutklao Hospital. 🌝 Highlights of Phaya Thai Palace include: 🏰 Phaya Thai Palace or Phaya Thai Palace is located on the banks of Khlong Samsen, Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai Subdistrict, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok. King Chulalongkorn ordered its construction and gave it the name "Phra Tamnak Phaya Thai" or "Phaya Thai Palace" for observing rice farming, vegetable farming, animal husbandry, and performing the first rice planting ceremony. It was later established as Phaya Thai Palace during the reign of King Rama VI and is currently the home of Phramongkutklao Hospital "R.R.6" which means King Rama VI. Phiman Chakri Throne Hall was used as the residence of King Rama VI and his queen. The first floor consists of a dining room and a royal court room which was a room for royal attendants to pay their respects. Later, when it was changed to the Wang Phaya Thai Hotel, this room became a dining room. The second floor is the central throne room which is a room for the royal audience. The interior is decorated in European style. There is a fireplace above which is a royal portrait of King Rama VI under the Great Crown of Victory surrounded by a halo. The bedroom is decorated with dry plaster paintings. It is a picture of Buddhist scriptures inscribed on palm leaves, a picture of the Buddha's footprint, and a picture of the Phra Kesa Kaew Chulamani Chedi. There is also a dragon which is a symbol of being a king and the year of birth. Inside the bedroom, there is a bathing room. Inside the writing room, there is a bookcase which is a wall-mounted cabinet. It is a white cabinet with gold patterns and the initials of the royal name. Inside the bedroom of Queen Indrasakdisachi, the ceiling is decorated with floral patterns, while the walls are decorated with peacock patterns, which is the symbol of Her Majesty. It is currently on display. 💒 Phra Thinang Si Suthaniwat is located on the west side of Phra Thinang Phiman Chakri. It is a two-story brick and mortar building with a reinforced concrete structure and a small dome on top. It was originally used as the royal audience hall of the palace, but later it was used to receive royal ladies because there were rectangular rooms arranged in groups connected at the central hall. The architectural style is a European mansion in the romantic style. Originally, this building was called Phra Thinang Lakshmi Philas, named after Queen Lakshmi Lawan. Later, the name was changed to Phra Thinang Si Suthaniwat at present. The lower floor consists of a large suite of rooms. The east side is the dining room and the living room. Next is the staircase hall. The west side is the bedroom of the maids, the dressing room, the bathroom and the music room. The upper floor has three sets of bedrooms. The east and west sides are for the royal ladies and the south side is for the maids. 🕍 Phra Thinang Thewarat Sapharom It is assumed that it was built when Queen Savang Vadhana, the Queen Mother, came to reside at the Phaya Thai Palace. Designed by an Italian engineer, this throne hall has a combination of classical and Art Nouveau architecture built with a concrete structure. The southern gable has the royal initials S.P. (Saowapha Phongsri), making this throne hall called Thong Phra Rong S.P. The structure is made of wood. The building plan is a rectangle measuring 12.24 meters, divided into 3 parts. The middle column is 6 meters wide and the sides are 3 meters wide on each side. The walls of Mars are doors that can be opened completely, making it look like a hall. The upper wall has a skylight about half the size of the lower door. On top, there is a walkway that follows the shape of the roof, which has a cross-shaped plan with unequal arms. The north and south axes are longer than the east and west axes. The upper part of the roof is a Roman dome. The eaves are decorated with fretwork. This throne hall is used as a place to hold important royal ceremonies and to receive private guests, including being used as a venue for plays. 🏰 Udomwanabhorn Throne Hall Located on the east side of the Waikunthepyathan Throne Hall, it is a two-storey brick and mortar throne hall with a simple design. The structure is reinforced concrete with a steel structure in the Art Nouveau style. It is decorated with white glazed tiles, emphasizing the entrance door and a large staircase in the center. It is assumed that the construction of this throne hall is unlikely to be related to the Phiman Chakri Throne Hall group. However, when it was used as the residence of Princess Sucharit Suda and Queen Suvadhana, the royal consort and the royal consort of King Rama VI respectively, a walkway was built connecting it to the Waikunthepyathan Throne Hall on the second floor, allowing people to walk to the Phiman Chakri Throne Hall group. It is currently not open to visitors because Phramongkutklao Hospital uses this throne hall as the location of the Phramongkutklao Medical Center. 🌝📣🔥Open for viewing only on Saturdays and Sundays, 2 rounds per day, 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The tour takes about 1.5-2 hours with an officer to guide you around. And explain (Thai)**The staff explained the details well. The ticket price is 40 baht per person (helps maintain the building)

#VisitBangkok Phaya Thai Palace Address - Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai Subdistrict, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok Getting there - There are many ways to get there. If you are driving, park at Phramongkutklao Hospital (not much parking space) or take a bus to get off opposite the Children's Hospital or take the BTS to Anusawari Station and walk. I personally use a motorcycle to park before the exit of Phramongkutklao Hospital, which is on the Thewarat Sapharom Throne Hall side. Atmosphere/Location - Phaya Thai Palace is located in the heart of Bangkok, not far from the Victory Monument. After parking, cross the road and you will see Thewarat Sapharom Throne Hall. The structure is made of cement, surrounded by wooden doors on all 4 sides. Every roof and pillar are beautifully decorated in European style. In front, there is a Cupid statue fountain. The inside looks high and airy, magnificent. There is a low stage at the end. There is a mezzanine that can be climbed up as a balcony to prevent falling. The inner door is decorated with beautiful white curtains. Enter the area at Phaya Thai Palace In front is a large lawn with a statue of King Rama VI. Next is the Narasingh Coffee at Wang Phaya Thai (which I have posted before, you can go back and look at it). Looking from the outside, the Phaya Thai Palace has 3 floors. The top floor is like a high attic with windows all around. Before entering, there is the Phiman Chakri Throne Hall. When you walk in, there will be an officer to provide information to us and there will be a tour round to the top (but we didn't go). There are 3 zones in total. There is a walkway connecting the buildings. We walked around to the side and there is the Mekhala Ruchi Palace, a small two-story palace. The exterior is still in its original condition. It is beautiful. It looks very classic. Then we walked to the back of the Phaya Thai Palace. There is a Roman garden. It is a medium-sized garden with a fountain in the middle. There are Roman statues, columns and trees that are beautifully trimmed. For those who are interested in the beauty of the past, I recommend this place. Open for visits from 9:30–15:30. Closed every Monday-Wednesday-Friday. Score - Atmosphere 8/10 #Phaya Thai Palace #Phaya Thai

The retro atmosphere is like being transported back to the era of King Rama V, even though it is located on Ratchawithi Road. In the area of ​​Phramongkutklao Hospital, customers who enter the shop must take off their shoes in the cabinet in front, except for the elderly and disabled. You can come in and sit down to eat and drink coffee with a menu of royal Thai food. The surrounding area can walk around the Phaya Thai Palace. If it is a holiday, there will be a guide to take you around the palace. There is a souvenir shop. The atmosphere is comfortable and can be found in the heart of Bangkok. Recommended. #BangkokTravel #BangkokCafe #WhereToGoInBangkok

This holiday, take your friends to reminisce and visit the palace at Phaya Thai Palace, located on Ratchawithi Road, Ratchathewi District, near Victory Monument, which is inside Phramongkutklao Hospital. Phaya Thai Palace is considered a very beautiful architecture, both in terms of construction and Western decoration. With Baroque architecture, which was imported since the reign of King Rama VI and later, it was arranged as a hotel for foreign guests for a while. There is a Roman-style garden at the back, very beautiful. #BangkokTravel