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​​Founded by acclaimed Thai fashion designer Shone Puipia, this multidisciplinary creative space lies nestled in one of Bangkok’s few remaining traditional neighborhoods. A must-visit for fashion enthusiasts, it houses Puipia’s studio and archive, a design gallery, and a curated design shop.

​​Soi Sa:m​

​​​Located in central Bangkok near Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Benjakitti Park features a scenic lake, jogging and cycling paths, lush gardens, and Bangkok’s first forest park, with elevated walkways, wetlands, and rich biodiversity. The park is also connected to Lumphini Park by the Green Mile bridge, providing a scenic jogging route.

​​Benjakitti Park​

​​​Located in the century-old Chai Phatthanasilp Building, and reopened in 2023 as a multipurpose creative community space, The Corner House hosts art exhibitions, niche films, workshops, and a weekend food market, blending heritage with modern lifestyle experiences curated by third-generation heirs.​

The Corner House Bangkok

​​Located at One Bangkok, this flagship wellness destination offers a serene retreat for body and mind rejuvenation. Indulge in holistic treatments rooted in Thann’s art of natural therapy and Thai traditions.

​​THANN One Bangkok​

​​A vibrant lifestyle and community mall spread across three open-air levels. Rooted in local heritage and sustainable urban design, it features artisanal eateries, creative workshops, and lush greenery.

​​theCOMMONS Saladaeng​

​​Satisfying hungry diners for more than two decades, this popular street food spot has gained fame for its hearty Thai noodle dishes, including favorites like rich tom yum noodles and yen ta fo—perfect for those craving authentic local flavors.

​​Hia Buay Ancient Noodle​

​​A hub for wine lovers and culinary explorers, this cozy, irreverent wine bar is known for its outstanding selection of natural wines, accompanied by creative bites and a vibrant local vibe.

Mod Kaew

​​Once Bangkok’s key trading hub along the Chao Phraya River, home to Thai-Chinese merchant families, Songwat Road is today a cultural hotspot. Explore its century-old shophouses and shrines that reflect traditional Chinese architectural heritage, and little alleys hiding historic eateries, hip cafés, vibrant street art, and creative spaces.

​​Songwat Road​

​​Enjoy refined comfort food and shared plates at this contemporary Thai restaurant, which presents traditional and forgotten Thai recipes reimagined for today’s tastes.

​​Si Sawat BKK

​​​The museum showcases traditional Thai architecture and Southeast Asian art collected by American silk entrepreneur Jim Thompson. The property also includes the Jim Thompson Art Center, which exhibits contemporary art and textile culture from across the region, blending heritage with modern design.​

​​Jim Thompson House Museum & The Jim Thompson Art Center​

​​Immerse yourself in Bangkok’s creative vibe at this pioneering contemporary art space, which fosters experimental and socially engaged art—hosting exhibitions, performances, and interdisciplinary projects that champion youth, dialogue, and artistic freedom.

Bangkok Citycity Gallery​

​​Founded by Chef Prin Polsuk and Thanyaporn “Mint” Jarukittikun, this Michelin-starred restaurant revives ancient Thai recipes using seasonal, local ingredients. Savor Thailand’s rich gastronomic history in a blend of culinary heritage and modern storytelling.

​​Samrub Samrub Thai​

​​Recognized on the Michelin Bib Gourmand list, Polo Fried Chicken has been serving crispy garlic-topped fried chicken for over 50 years. Try its legendary whole deep-fried chicken served with dipping sauces—perfect for sharing.

​​Polo Fried Chicken​

​​Reward your curious spirit with a visit to this vibrant creative and community hub, offering a lively mix of restaurants, cozy cafes, trendy bars, and boutique shops, curated to bring people together.

​​TUR GUB CHAN​

​​An award-winning, European-inspired cocktail bar that has helped shape Bangkok’s modern mixology scene, known for its art-inspired menus and refined ambience.

Vesper

​​Just across the road from the hotel, Lumphini Park offers a tranquil respite from Bangkok’s bustle. Established in 1925 by King Rama VI on his former royal estate, and named after Lumbini, Buddha’s birthplace, this green oasis spans 142 acres with lakes, jogging paths, and cultural venues—a beloved retreat for nature, recreation, and community events.

​​Lumphini Park​

​​This permanent exhibition at One Bangkok serves as a cultural landmark preserving the legacy of the area, connecting the roots of the site to the modern era. Uncover the fascinating history of Saladaeng Radio Telegraph Station, which was established here in 1914, a symbol of technological progress and the origin of the name Wireless Road.

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​​The Wireless House One Bangkok​

​​Built on the site of the former Suan Lum Night Bazaar in central Bangkok, One Bangkok is a dynamic lifestyle destination integrating hotels, offices, residences, retail, and cultural venues. Explore luxury shopping, diverse dining, and entertainment experiences, all on the doorstep of the hotel at this new urban heart of Bangkok.

​​One Bangkok​

Dib Bangkok is Thailand’s first international contemporary art museum, set to open as a new cultural landmark in the city. Dedicated to imagination and global artistic dialogue, it presents dynamic exhibitions in calm, thoughtfully designed spaces that invite reflection, curiosity, and connection.