Bangkok
A curated guide to Bangkok, Thailand: 8 top sights, 8 standout places to eat, where to stay, and a sample itinerary.
What to see
- King Power Mahanakhon 4.7★ (29,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- National Museum Bangkok 4.7★ (9,500 reviews) · Museum
- Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA BANGKOK) 4.7★ (6,300 reviews) · Art museum
- The Temple of the Emerald Buddha 4.7★ (43,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- The Giant Swing 4.6★ (3,900 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- Bangkok Art & Culture Centre 4.6★ (20,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- The Grand Palace 4.6★ (78,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World 4.5★ (30,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
Where to eat
- RISE COFFEE - Flagship Store 4.9★ (2,200 reviews) · Coffee shop
- Bangkok Heightz Rooftop (Restaurant & Bar 39th floor) 4.8★ (2,900 reviews) · Restaurant
- White Flower Cafe 4.8★ (2,100 reviews) · Cafe
- Ryoku Cafe 4.7★ (2,600 reviews) · Cafe
- Sarnies Bangkok 4.5★ (3,700 reviews) · Cafe
- ROAST coffee & eatery 4.5★ (2,800 reviews) · Coffee shop
- Luka Cafe 4.5★ (2,600 reviews) · Cafe
- Factory Coffee - BKK 4.4★ (3,900 reviews) · Coffee shop
Where to drink
- Cul de Sac - Thonglor Rooftop Bar 4.9★ (2,500 reviews) · Bar
- The Speakeasy Rooftop Bar Bangkok 4.7★ (2,900 reviews) · Cocktail bar
- View Rooftop Bangkok 4.8★ (1,900 reviews) · Bar
- Red Sky 4.5★ (4,600 reviews) · Bar
- SIN Rooftop Bar Bangkok 4.9★ (1,200 reviews) · Cocktail bar
A sample 3-day shape
Day 1
- Morning: King Power Mahanakhon
- Afternoon: The Temple of the Emerald Buddha
- Dinner: RISE COFFEE - Flagship Store
- Nightcap: Cul de Sac - Thonglor Rooftop Bar
Day 2
- Morning: National Museum Bangkok
- Afternoon: The Giant Swing
- Dinner: Bangkok Heightz Rooftop (Restaurant & Bar 39th floor)
- Nightcap: The Speakeasy Rooftop Bar Bangkok
Day 3
- Morning: Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA BANGKOK)
- Afternoon: Bangkok Art & Culture Centre
- Dinner: White Flower Cafe
- Nightcap: View Rooftop Bangkok
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Frequently asked
How many days do you need in Bangkok?
With 24 notable sights and 19 standout eateries, 2–4 days covers the essentials at a relaxed pace.