Neilson Hays Library’s origin is rooted in a women-led initiative and was fully realized by a husband’s desire to memorialize his wife’s achievements.

Assumption Cathedral is well maintained, giving off an aura of being relatively new. It is in fact centuries old.

Haroon Mosque is one of Bangkok’s more significant mosques, with history that showcases migration within the region in the 1800s.

O.P. Place is a historical landmark that befittingly acts as an antique hub.

O.P. Garden is a green oasis in the middle of the Creative District that pays homage to Dr. Boonsoong Lekagul.

To see the East Asiatic Company is to get to know one of Bangkok’s most important and colorful expatriate.

The Grand Postal Office is an imposing monument in intimate Bangrak with a bright future as an events location.

Old Customs House never fails to stun visitors with its stately facade and hidden nature.

The Embassy of France in Bangkok symbolizes 300 years of bilaterally diverse investments between the two nations.

The charm of dining on Thai food made internationally famous by Mango Tree in the lush surrounds of a hidden green oasis in the heart of the Creative District.

Wander the streets and lanes of European Quarter of Bangkok, by foot, bike or with a guide and discover REAL BANGKOK, from historic past to its modern future.

A very original and unique Thai store whose craft work creates long lasting remembrance.

Bangkok’s street art are reaching new heights so go and watch them soar up walls along the river.

Dine on your favourite Thai dishes ender the stars overlooking the majestic Chao Phraya River

This spa is a symbol of old time pampering in classic Thai luxury where traditional methods are enhanced by Western techniques.

The art scene is on the rise in Bangkok. Art galleries have now come together to create a monthly evening of gallery hopping.

Knowledgeable chefs will bring you back to basics and build a strong cooking foundation with you while exploring select dishes.

The Bamboo Bar is a historical landmark that has been serving innovative drinks since 1953.

Step back in time into a colonial period bar in China and take a swig or slurp up some noodles.

The Author’s Lounge is a perfect spot to enjoy afternoon tea with its touch of old colonial appeal.

Using ingredients imported from Italy and produce from farms of The Royal Project in Thailand, Ciao provides only quality Italian dishes.

Riverside Terrace features an extravagant international buffet dinner particularly famous for their dessert station.

Cantonese fine dining is presented with a contemporary look at The China House.

Lord Jim’s presents a seafood feast to you at one of the most popular buffet lunches in the city.

Housed in a Northern Thai styled pavilion on the river, Sala Rim Naam offers a unique cultural experience.

Le Normandie serves imaginative French food with great care and professional hospitality.

Attention to detail in its interior décor and service invokes old colonial Thai luxury at The Grande Dame of the Chaophraya River.

An art temple dedicated to artists whose works are to be meditated upon.

If you are looking to adorn yourself with head-turning jewelry, look no further, this is the place for you.