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Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Bangkok

Interactive museums are the new hype in the artistic community of Bangkok, thus we have another one.

Interactive museums are the new hype in the artistic community of Bangkok, thus we have another one. Visitors can interact with different kinds of arts, such as performance arts, music, painting and film, in various ways. On display are more than 300 works by Thai and international artists. Some of the temporary exhibitions can be good as well.


Hours

Sun

10:00

22:00

Mon

10:00

22:00

Tue

10:00

22:00

Wed

10:00

22:00

Thu

10:00

22:00

Fri

10:00

22:00

Sat

10:00

22:00

About Bangkok Art and Culture Centre

 939 Rama I Rd

 +66 2 214-6630

 www.bacc.or.th

Bangkok Art and Culture Centre and Nearby Sights on Map

Museum of Contemporary Art (Bangkok)

The Museum of Contemporary Art displays a good collection of over 800 modern Thai paintings and sculpture

Bonanza Mall

Across the street from MBK Center and connected by walkway on the second floor is the perennially crowded Bonanza Mall

MBK Center

MBK is a vast and always packed mall full of tiny stalls (2,500 of them, to be exact) selling, well, everything

Madame Tussauds Bangkok

Everyone knows Madame Tussaud's, the popular museum displaying waxworks of famous people

Siam Discovery

Siam Discovery is a newer, more upmarket addition to Siam Center, catering to a slightly more mature audience

Sunset Street Art Gallery

The Sunset Street Art Gallery is a colonial-style art gallery interior with plenty of paintings, mostly in a kind of traditional Thai-style

Siam Center

Constructed in 1976, this four-story mall is the first of the Siam area

Jim Thompson House

Jim Thompson was a highly respected American businessman who helped revive the long-neglected silk cottage industry of Thailand in the 1950s - '60s

ZEN Shopping Mall

ZEN is the coolest, funkiest and hippest lifestyle department store of Bangkok

Jamjuree Art Gallery

The Jamjuree Art Gallery on the Chulalongkorn University campus mostly exhibits works by the university's students, as well as paintings by local, national and international artists