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Shopping mall in Bangkok, Thailand

Get ahold of the latest fashion trends – Siam Square One

This shopping complex is one of the favourite haunts of local Thai youth, and for good reason too.

When you’re done at Siam Square One (the shopping mall) and come out to the Siam Square area… You’ll find that this shopping area features streets full of little boutiques that showcase the trendiest Thai and Asian brands.

If you’re interested in knowing (and of course, owning) the hottest styles in Bangkok, don’t forget to include this place in your itinerary!


What to conquer here:

Siam Square is filled with various stores that each have their unique charm. From rocker-chic leather and studs at Pony Stone, to soft, pastel vintage – you won’t have to worry about this place not meeting your stylish needs (or demands heh).

The different sois (lanes) within the square feature different types of products. Soi 2 has a majority of accessories.

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Photo by Itravelblog 

While you’ll be able to enter shoe heaven at Soi 3.

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Photo via irista brand, minikarats, intizintira

When you get a little too tired, head on to Soi 6, wherein lies the acclaimed massage parlour Chang Foot Massage.

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Photo via blairsooa, mspearma

If you’re the artsy fartsy type (we’re not judging), you’ll definitely enjoy Good Little Space (in Soi 6), which is indeed a good little space in Siam Square. It celebrates creativity and entrepreneurship by renting out spaces to young Thais with big ideas.

Here, you can find interesting fashion, bags, accessories, and also enjoy live music by budding local bands.

Bonus round:

What do you do after buying a bunch of flowy vintage clothing at Siam Square?

Of course… you put them on and enjoy a movie at a vintage theatre. Scala Cinema was built in 1967, and everything here seems as if it has stopped in time. Tickets are an unbelievable price of 100 Baht each (!!!), and the theatre retains its retro identity down to a T – even the tickets look as if they were printed some 50 years ago.

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Photo by cece claus, mook ladyofthakrit

Since you’re in Bangkok, of course you’ll also have to visit one of its awesome themed cafes.

If you’re feeling a little too stuffed from all the cafes and want to puke some out, we recommend the Human Body Museum. Just kidding – while the display of 14 dissected dead bodies isn’t really a sight that everyone can accept, this educational exhibit is actually family-friendly and educates you about how the human body works!

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Photo via roshanowais, mel and the world

Siam Square

Address: 833 Rama 1, Khwaeng Wang Mai, Khet Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10330, Thailand, Thailand (Coordinates here)
Opening hours: Daily from 11am – 9pm

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Scala Cinema

Address: Scala Theatre, Siam Square Soi 1, Rama I Rd
Opening hours: 10am – 12am
Price: 100 Baht (Tickets), 30 Baht (Popcorn)
Contact: +66 2 251 2861

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Hello Kitty House

Address: Pathum Wan, Bangkok, Thailand (in Siam Square One)
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
Price: 30 – 280 Baht
Contact: +66 94 567 5858

Website

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Human Body Museum

Address: Pathum Wan, Bangkok, Thailand
Opening hours: 10am – 4pm (Closed on weekends and national holidays)
Price: 300 Baht (Adult), 100 Baht (Students)
Contact: +66 02 218 8635

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