Silom, Bangkok

Mahanakhon Skywalk

Mahanakhon SkyWalk in Silom is, without a doubt, the most thrilling experience you can get in Bangkok these days. It’s quite expensive, but the views from this 360˙open space at the top of the tallest tower in Thailand justify the price. Built on the 78th floor of the iconic Mahanakhon pixelated building, this long-awaited rooftop bar offers an impressive view of the entire Bangkok metropolis.

Sky Bar at Lebua

Sky Bar Bangkok at Lebua Hotel is undoubtedly the most visited rooftop bar in the city. It was already famous since its opening for a unique location near the Chao Phraya River, a staggering height of 62 floors and mostly an iconic golden dome. After being featured in the Hangover II movie, it suddenly became a Bangkok must-do on every traveller’s list.

Spire at Dusit Thani

Spire rooftop bar is the latest addition to the newly rebuilt Dusit Thani Bangkok, and it made a strong impression during our visit. Located on the 39th floor and spread across three levels, the venue is modern, spacious, and easy to access via two lifts. Two floors feature large terraces with lounge seating, while the top floor is an open-air space with the iconic golden spire in the centre, a nod to the original hotel.

Lumphini Park

Lumphini Park is Bangkok’s largest green oasis, offering a peaceful escape in the heart of the city. Opened in 1925, the 142-acre park features scenic lakes, tree-lined jogging tracks, outdoor gyms, and playgrounds. Locals and visitors enjoy walking, Tai Chi, cycling, and spotting wildlife like giant monitor lizards. The park is ideal for relaxation and exercise. Street food markets and free entry make it very accessible.

Grande Centre Point Surawong Bangkok

Grande Centre Point Surawong Bangkok is a 399-room luxury hotel in the heart of Bangkok’s Silom and Sathorn shopping and commercial districts and within walking distance of the Chao Phraya River. The rooms and suites are spacious and stylish, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering city views, ranging in size from a 44sqm studio to a 2-bedroom family room of 106sqm

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DusitD2 Samyan Bangkok

The dusitD2 Samyan hotel is found in a sleek high-rise tower on Si Phraya Road, in the lively Silom central business district. The hotel’s 179 rooms and suites are modern and bright, ranging from 28sqm studios to a 112sqm presidential suite with 2 bedrooms and a separate living-dining area. The outdoor swimming pool with panoramic views is an inviting place to cool down and enjoy a drink from the pool bar, or guests can go for a workout anytime in the 24-hour gym.

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The Rose Residence

The Rose Residence is a small hotel with classic Thai design touches found just off Surawongse Road. Though it’s within walking distance from some of Bangkok’s busy nightlife areas like Patpong and Thaniya Plaza, the hotel offers a tranquil and leafy-green retreat from hectic city life. The 28 premium rooms of The Rose Residence come in three different styles and feature comfortable bedding and essential amenities like en-suite bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs.

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Silom Complex

Silom Complex in Bangkok is a practical mall on Silom Road, opened in 1993. It’s easy to reach, connecting directly to Sala Daeng BTS. We appreciate the relaxed atmosphere, straightforward Central Department Store, large Muji, Tops supermarket, and wide food choices. Restaurants offer Thai and international options, including Baan Ying, Banana Leaf, Laem Cha-Roen Seafood, Wine Connection, and Fuji. It’s ideal for shopping or a casual meal, especially with the BTS and MRT nearby.

Lalai Sap Market

Lalai Sap Market is a popular local street market in Bangkok, hidden in the lively narrow alleys of Silom Road, known for its authentic atmosphere and affordable prices. Located on Silom Soi 5, this market has been a hub for office workers and locals since the 1980s, earning its quirky nickname, “melted money alley,” for its ability to tempt visitors to spend on bargains.

Le Du

Le Du is a Michelin-starred restaurant in Silom, Bangkok, led by Chef Ton. It’s celebrated for inventive modern Thai cuisine using local, often overlooked ingredients. The tasting menu changes regularly, offering creative appetisers and beautifully presented dishes. The space is casual and welcoming, and due to its ongoing popularity, reservations are recommended due to its popularity.

Sartoria by Chef Paulo Airaudo

Sartoria by Chef Paulo Airaudo is a refined Italian fine-dining restaurant on the 56th floor of Empire Tower, Bangkok. Guests enjoy spectacular city views, a vibrant open kitchen, and elegant dishes blending Italian tradition with Japanese and Thai ingredients. Multi-course menus feature inventive creations, expert wine pairings, and attentive, unpretentious service.

Baan Suriyasai

Baan Suriyasai is a refined Thai restaurant set in a beautifully restored early-1900s heritage house on Surawong Road. The elegant atmosphere features old wooden floors, high ceilings, and unique details reflecting its historic Bunnag family legacy. Guests enjoy inventive, beautifully presented Thai cuisine inspired by royal and family recipes, with standout flavours and skilled service. A peaceful upstairs bar offers Thai-inspired cocktails. Prices are high but justified by the setting and experience, making it a hidden gem in Bangkok.

Patpong Night Market

Patpong Night Market is a vibrant and busy market known for its lively atmosphere and vast choice of goods, mostly fake brands. It offers a variety of items such as clothing, accessories, souvenirs, sunglasses and bags. Visitors can also find street food stalls serving cheap local food. However, it’s important to note that Patpong is also famous for its nightlife, with many go-go bars and clubs lining each side of the market.

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