Shady garden paths and retro interiors allow relaxed date photos and shared curiosity; visit is under 2 hours and offers no dining or evening vibe, so still good but not a must-see.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for couple trip: Allows time to tour both houses, join a volunteer guide and stroll the garden.
Vintage garden photo walk:
Stroll the shady garden between teak houses.
Tip: Look for carved details and take photos by period furniture.
Volunteer-led house tour:
Join a 20–30 minute English tour by a local guide.
Tip: Ask at reception on arrival to reserve your spot.
Mini-exhibit scavenger hunt:
Pick a theme and hunt matching artifacts in each building.
Tip: Compare 1940s kitchen tools or vintage electronics.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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Entry fee | THB 0 |
Optional donation | THB 50 |
Total Estimated | THB 50 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Visit in the cool season (Nov–Feb) to avoid heat. In hotter months start early, carry water and a handheld fan.
Address: 273 Soi Saphan Yao, Khwaeng Si Phraya, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand
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Norm Guan
A cool museum free of charge allows you to see how Thai people used to live. There is air con in one of the buildings. Beware of the wooden stairs as they may get slippery.
Jacob Jarick
Staffed by volunteers, free entry. Very beautiful gardens and three houses to check out. The third one is air-conditioned, so if you need a break, that is a great place to stop. If you like museums and enjoy seeing technology, history, architectural history, and how life used to be, it is a great place to visit. If you are middle-aged like me, you will probably see a lot of things that are close...
D J
A wonderful insight into middle class life in Bangkok from 1937 to the 1950’s. Entry is free, one member of your party has to sign the visitor's book for the group. We were warmly greeted by volunteers who explained the layout of the house and the details of the family that lived there. Part of the museum gives an overview of Bangkok history, which we found fascinating. An ice cold 10 baht wate...
Natalia Nikitina
I loved this place. Very cosy and nice museum which consists of 3 buildings. It was interesting to look at the life of the family that had lived here many years ago. Thanks to the owners for keeping this place!
Yi Ling
Lovely place that retains the traditional living space of a revered female figure and owner who lived in this place. The history is well explained by the elderly volunteers who took us around. 😀 Entrance is free and there are 2 houses to explore, the 3rd being an air conditioned museum area. For non thai speakers, there are some placards in English for understanding. If not, the very friendly gu...
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