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2 Chao Fa Road Khwaeng Chana Songkh (0.2 km from National Museum Bangkok)
1 Chao Fa Rd Chana Songkhram Phra N (0.2 km from National Museum Bangkok)
DDM House has a shared lounge terrace a restaurant and bar in Bangkok. The property is around 1.1 miles from Temple of the Emerald Buddha 1.7 miles from Wat Pho and 1.7 miles from Wat Saket. The property has karaoke and a 24-hour front desk.
56 Trok Rong Mhai Chao Fa Rd Chao F (0.3 km from National Museum Bangkok)
Located in the Bangkok Old Town district of Bangkok New Siam Palace Ville Hotel - SHA Plus Certified Near Siriraj Hospital is within a walking distance to several attractions in Bangkok.
Soi Rong mai Khwaeng Chana Songkhra (0.4 km from National Museum Bangkok)
28/1 Soi Rambuttri Chaofa Rd. Chana (0.4 km from National Museum Bangkok)
Located in Bangkok 500 metres from Khao San Road BBhouse Rambuttri 2 provides air-conditioned rooms and a garden. Around 1.1 km from Bangkok National Museum the property is also 1.9 km away from Temple of the Emerald Buddha and offers free WiFi.
50 Phra Athit Rd. Chana Songkhram P (0.4 km from National Museum Bangkok)
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool garden restaurant and free WiFi New Siam II - SHA Certified is located in Bangkok a 8-minute walk from Bangkok National Museum and 0.4 miles from Khao San Road. The property is around 1. miles from Grand Palace 1.
30 Rambuttri St. Banglampoo (0.4 km from National Museum Bangkok)
Located in Khaosan A and A Guest house is 0.9 mi to the Grand Palace. It offers free WiFi access in all areas. For convenience the hotel provides a cash machine on site. Wat Phra Kaew is located 0.9 mi from the property.
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About Hotels in National Museum Bangkok!
The National Museum Bangkok is an impressive and awe-inspiring institution that houses the largest collection of Thai art and artifacts in the world. Located in the historic Rattanakosin district, it sits on a 10-acre site of manicured lawns, courtyards, ponds and exotic sculptures.
Founded by King Rama V in 1874, it has since been expanded to house a wide array of permanent exhibitions, each dedicated to a different time period or theme. From archaeological specimens tracing back thousands of years to modern works of art, visitors can get an up close look at the history and culture of Thailand through its displays.
Visitors will be able to explore over 14 galleries including prehistory, stone tools, ceramics and metalwork from the Bronze Age, manuscripts and artifacts from Buddhism’s Theravada school as well as fine arts showcases displaying Thai painting and sculpture from several periods. The museum also hosts a variety of temporary exhibitions throughout the year focusing on everything from traditional lifestyles to contemporary art.
In addition to its vast array of art pieces and artifacts, there are educational programs for children as well as lectures for adults about various aspects of Thailand's history which make for an enriching experience for all ages. As one would expect from such an esteemed museum, it also has a souvenir shop where you can pick up handcrafted items reflective of Thai culture.
All in all, The National Museum Bangkok is a great place for anyone who wants to learn more about this amazing country's diverse past in an environment that celebrates its heritage with reverence.
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