Ratchaburi National Museum

Small but interesting

What we say:

This interesting museum is housed in what was originally the large pink town hall - built in 1922 - the museum opened in 1988. Definetly worth visiting if you are in town, the museum has quite a comprehensive collection of artifacts and displays details the historical development of Ratchaburi along with a collection of handicrafts and other goods produced locally.

The section dedicated to the dragon jars (the large ceamic pots that you see all over Thailand) is particularly interesting. There is a small shop on site with a hanful of books and toursit trinkets for sale.

More details

By the river on Woradet Rd, Ratchaburi
Opening Hours: Wed to Sat 09.00-16.00
How to get there: Travel info The museum is at the western end of Ratchaburi near the river - a short walk from the centre of town.

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