Best Things to Do in Bangkok, with baby

Bangkok City Pillar Shrine is 39% Baby-Friendly

Babies are allowed but steps, no stroller ramps, no nursing or diaper rooms, and incense smoke mean parents must use a carrier, limit stay, and walk to nearby Grand Palace toilets for changing.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Erawan Shrine is 36% Baby-Friendly

Narrow paths, traffic noise, heat, and incense cloud deter strollers; zero on-site nursing or changing areas mean parents must rely on nearby malls for every baby need.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Siam Serpentarium is 34% Baby-Friendly

Babies may enter free and ramps suit strollers, yet dim lights, loud hisses, no nursing room, no diaper tables and crowded snake café make the visit tiring for carers and distressing for infants.

Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium is 32% Baby-Friendly

Infants ride in laps and ramps fit strollers, but thunderous punches, crowd roars, and graphic blood plus zero nursing rooms or changers make visits stressful; expect to step outside often.

Chinatown Bangkok is 31% Baby-Friendly

Narrow uneven pavements, pushy crowds and smoky grills make stroller use hard; almost no nursing rooms or change tables nearby, so carriers only and very brief stops are advised.

Train Night Market Srinagarindra is 31% Baby-Friendly

Narrow aisles, uneven pavement, and loud music unsettle babies; no onsite nursing or diaper tables and stroller jams mean parents must detour to Seacon Square facilities, making visits short and stressful.

Bangkokian Museum is 30% Baby-Friendly

Babies may enter, but stairs, narrow doorways, shoe-off rules, no stroller route, no nursing or changing facilities make indoor touring stressful; call ahead or stick to the garden.

Snake Farm is 30% Baby-Friendly

Babies can enter, yet fixed benches, no stroller space, heat, loud commentary, and lack of changing or nursing facilities mean parents must carry the infant and supplies the whole time.

Sri Maha Mariamman Temple (Wat Khaek) is 30% Baby-Friendly

Babies are allowed, but shoe removal, steps, strong incense, no nursing room, and aisles too tight for strollers make interior visits tough; most parents will be limited to viewing the facade only.

New Lumpinee Boxing Stadium is 25% Baby-Friendly

Infants are allowed but constant drumming, shouting, and no nursing or diaper rooms mean stressful care; hard benches and outside food ban make visit difficult, so only advisable if unavoidable.