The National Museum Bangkok, Bangkok

This is probably the most important museum in Thailand, where you can witness the artistic and religious heritage of Thailand. The explanations provided are not leading very far into the topic, especially not for foreign tourist who are not familiar with Hinduism, Buddhism and Thai history, BUT: there are excellent tour guides offering free services in English, French, German and Japanese every Wednesday and Thursday morning at 9:30am

Kindly be informed as of end of January 2019 that half of the museum is closed for renovations, however worth the visit, it will still take you at least 2 hours if you interested in history or arts specially Buddhism. Check the photo attached to see what is closes and what is open. Admission fee is 200 baht per person. The descriptions for many the displayed artifacts are in Thai & good English, however they are mostly situated down below the artifacts and are very small to read, small tip to avoid always bending: use your smartphone and take photo of the descriptions and then zoom in