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Featured Hotels Near Phra Sumen Fort Bangkok
18/1 Soi.Lamphu Wat Sangwej SchoolP (0.1 km from Phra Sumen Fort)
Featuring a bar shared lounge garden and free WiFi Hidden Lumpu is located in Bangkok a 11-minute walk from Khao San Road and 0.9 miles from Bangkok National Museum. The property is around 1.4 miles from Wat Saket 1.
22 Soi Lamphu (0.1 km from Phra Sumen Fort)
V VAREE Bangkok is conveniently located in the popular Bangkok Riverside area. The property offers a wide range of amenities and perks to ensure you have a great time.
9 Phra Sumen Rd Chanasongkram Phran (0.1 km from Phra Sumen Fort)
Jam Hostel Bangkok features a garden shared lounge a terrace and restaurant in Bangkok. Featuring a shared kitchen this property also provides guests with a grill. Guests can have a drink at the bar.
47 Thanon Phra Athit Khwaeng Chana (0.1 km from Phra Sumen Fort)
Kc Guest House 64 ตรอกไ� (0.1 km from Phra Sumen Fort)
Located in Bangkok KC guest house is a 6-minute walk from Khao San Road and offers facilities like on-site dining.s around a 14-minute walk from Bangkok City Pillar and a 16-minute walk from Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
55 Phra Sumen Road Banglampu Bangko (0.2 km from Phra Sumen Fort)
Bhiman Inn Hotel is a popular choice amongst travelers in Bangkok whether exploring or just passing through. The property features a wide range of facilities to make your stay a pleasant experience.
Phra Sumen Road (0.2 km from Phra Sumen Fort)
55 Phra Sumen Road (0.2 km from Phra Sumen Fort)
Mad Monkey Bangkok in Bangkok provides adults only accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool a restaurant and a bar. Located around a 8-minute walk from Khao San Road the hostel with free WiFi is also 0.9 miles away from Bangkok National Museum.
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About Hotels in Phra Sumen Fort!
Phra Sumen Fort, located in the heart of Bangkok, is a historic fortress that has been standing since the Ayutthaya period. Built in 1783 by King Rama I, it was originally meant to protect the city from enemy attack.
Over the centuries, it has served both as a military fortification and a symbol of national pride. Today, Phra Sumen Fort is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bangkok and is an important part of its rich cultural heritage.
The fort itself consists of two main parts: the inner fort, which is made up of two round walls with four corner bastions; and the outer fort, which consists of four rectangular ramparts joined together by a ditch.
All around the walls are bastions that were used to provide cover for soldiers during battles or sieges. The fort has three gates, each protected by guardhouses and drawbridges which can be raised or lowered depending on security requirements at any given time. Inside, there are numerous buildings including barracks, armouries and guardhouses where soldiers kept watch over centuries past.
Today visitors can walk around these historic grounds to get a sense of what life must have been like during those times when wars were fought here. There is also an exhibition hall where visitors can learn more about the history and significance of this site, as well as see artifacts such as weapons and paintings from those ancient days. A particularly unique feature about Phra Sumen Fort is that it still retains its original wooden drawbridge - a remarkable feat considering how long this structure has been standing!
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