Looking for family fun in Bangkok? Here are all the exciting kid-friendly activities – from indoor playgrounds and aquariums to night markets, cat cafes, and co-learning spaces!
Bangkok’s not just for shopping or nightlife! This kid-friendly city is teeming with amazing activities and things to do for the little ones. As Bangkok dwellers ourselves, we know all the ins and outs of this chaotic city. Here are all the best things you can do with kids of all ages – there’s something for toddlers, school-age kids, and parents!
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Best Things to Do in Bangkok with Kids: The Ultimate Guide for Families
1. Let the kids get all their energy out at HarborLand
What’s a better way to tire out the little ones so they’ll happily crash into their afternoon nap? HarborLand is a mega indoor playground that feels like a kiddo paradise and a fun thing to do in Bangkok. Think towering slides, bouncy trampolines, climbing zones, and soft play areas for the tiniest tots who are just learning to crawl, climb, and explore. It’s not just about play, it’s about letting them run, jump, and zoom around. HarborLand is the ultimate spot to burn energy, spark imaginations, and make sure the kids are happy, tired, and smiling by the end of the day.
Best for: Kids that need to burn that sugar rush off
Where: Located in various locations in Bangkok, you can drop the kids off at any HarborLand in malls like One Bangkok, IconSiam, EmQuartier and more, just visit their website: www.harborlandgroup.com for all the branch information.
How much: Various based on branch, ranging from B180–760 for three hours
Opening hours: Daily 10:30am–8pm
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Read more: Best Indoor Playgrounds for Kids in Bangkok
2. Slide, climb, and bounce at Playmondo
This high-energy play zone is pure kiddo heaven. Ball pits, climbing nets, and soft play zones for toddlers mean there’s things to do for every age and energy level. Kids can zip, climb, tumble, and bounce for hours while exploring the vibrant, colourful setup. It’s basically a mini adventure land under one roof. Expect squeals of laughter, lots of running around, and the occasional “look what I can do!” moment that makes it all worth it. Pro tip: Go early or midweek if you want a little extra space, the weekends can get lively!
Best for: Kids that need to burn that sugar rush off
Where: CentralWorld, call: 02-103-2455; Central EastVille, call: 02-102-5465
How much: B660 for 2.5 hours; B799 for all day
Opening hours: Daily 10am–8pm at CentralWorld; daily 11am–8pm at Central EastVille
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3. Dive into the deep at Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World
Looking for an underwater adventure without leaving the city? Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World brings the magic of the ocean right into the heart of Bangkok. Little explorers will be mesmerised by sharks gliding past, playful rays, waddling penguins, seeing the characters from Finding Nemo in real life, and glowing jellyfish. Don’t miss the glass tunnel walk-through, it’s a totally fun thing for kids to do in Bangkok when you feel like you’re swimming alongside the sea creatures. From interactive touch pools to feeding sessions, there are plenty of things to do to make the visit hands-on and unforgettable.
Best for: Underwater lovers
Where: B1 Floor, Siam Paragon. Call: 02-842-2000
How much: B1,590
Opening hours: Daily 10am–8pm
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4. Head over to Wonder Woods for some outdoor and indoor fun
Okay, parents, if HarborLand is not for you, if you’re hunting for that unicorn spot where kids can run wild while you actually sit down, but you want somewhere more relaxed than HarborLand, this is it. Wonder Woods is a dreamy mix of indoor fun, outdoor play, and a co-learning space that feels more like a mini-adventure park than a cafe. There’s an indoor playground with ball pits, climbing nets, and the cutest little “mushroom forest”. Outside, the fun continues – sand play, water splash zones, and mini ride-on cars. The cafe itself? Spacious, bright, and designed with parents in mind. Check their socials for weekly events and things to do in Bangkok with kids – it changes often, so there’s always something new to discover.
Best for: Introvert kids easing into socialising with other kids
Where: Phatthanakan 51, Suan Luang, Bangkok. Call: 062-592-8822
How much: B450 for two hours; B550 for three hours per child
Opening hours: Daily 9am–7pm
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Read more: Best Kid Friendly Cafes in Bangkok
5. Try out all kinds of sport at Beat Active
Imagine any indoor playgrounds you’ve ever taken your little ones to, but instead of ball pits, you get a mini basketball court, ice skate rink, football pitch and other fitness activities designed for kids. Raising the next Michael Jordan, David Beckham, or Michelle Kwan? Take them here to practice! Or maybe even to learn new skills, build physical strength and confidence, and make new sporty friends!
Best for: Active, sporty kids
Where: BITEC Bang Na, Bangkok. Call: 02-407-0888
How much: B350 for four hours; B550 for all day
Opening hours: Daily 10am–7pm
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6. Eat at Kenny’s BKK where kids can watch cartoons on a projector
Kenny’s BKK is a winner for families who want fun and a hearty comfort meal. The menu is inclusive so there’ll always be something for everyone to enjoy, even for the picky eaters! While you eat, kids can also watch a cartoon on a projector on the wall (sometimes they play Shaun the Sheep) – a playful distraction that keeps everyone happy. This is the perfect for a relaxed lunch or mid-afternoon treat where the kids are fully entertained.
Best for: Hungry kids (and parents!)
Where: Ari, call: 090-995-2040; and Sukhumvit Soi 31, call: 092-599-2694
How much: Fries are B120 and a pizza is ranging from B350–420.
Opening hours: Both branches open daily at 10am–1am
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Read more: Best Kid Friendly Restaurants in Bangkok
7. Grab dinner and run around at SWU Night Market
Having access to a big, green space in Bangkok can feel a bit like a luxury. You can head over to Srinakharinwirot University on Friday evening where you will find a night market with tasty food stalls, an open field where you can do a cute little picnic and for the little ones to run around, while a live band is playing. Parents can simply soak in the relaxed atmosphere while the kids enjoy some freedom outdoors away from screens. Please note that the market wraps up at 9pm, so get there early!
Best for: Hungry kids (and parents!)
Where: Sukhumvit Soi 21, 10 minutes walk from Terminal 21 Asoke, Bangkok. Call: 084-613-6189
How much: Starting at B60 for a meal
Opening hours: Fri 4pm–9pm
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Read more: Best Flea Markets to Visit in Bangkok
8. Head to Dasa Book Cafe for new reading materials
If you’re looking for more things for your kids to do away from screens, this cosy secondhand bookstore is perfect to raise the future book lovers! On the second floor, you will find a big kids section where there are hundreds and hundreds of children books for a fraction of the full price – which is perfect considering how easily bored these little ones can get! And here, you’ll always find new reading materials for them for a reasonable price. This spot is a quiet retreat from all the city buzz, all the playgrounds, and a great way to also browse for a new book for yourself, too.
Best for: Little bookworms
Where: 5 minutes walk from BTS Phrom Phong, Bangkok. Call: 02-661-2993
How much: Varies, starting at B10
Opening hours: Daily 10am–8pm
9. Rock climbing at Stonegoat
For adventurous kids, Stonegoat offers classes for kids aged 5 to 12. This is an alternative choice, other than just jumping around in the playground, for the little ones who love to explore physically and push their limits safely. It’s an active, confidence-boosting experience where kids can challenge themselves, conquer heights, and build strength while having tons of fun. Classes are only available on weekends from 10am to 5:30pm and at The Parq branch only.
Best for: Brave, adventurous, little daredevils
Where: Stonegoat at The Parq branch, Bangkok. Call: 098-951-4195
How much: B250 per 30 minutes; classes are available in 30, 60, and 90 minutes.
Opening hours: Daily 10am–10pm
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10. Play with cats for a good cause at the Asok Pethouse Cat Cafe
Cat lovers, this one is for you! This cat cafe will actually let you take home the cats if you like them. They are working with an organisation that takes care of the stray cats population, brings them in, nurses them, vaccinates them, and prepares them for a new home. And some of the cats get moved to this cafe so people can come in, grab a coffee, and play with the cats. The cafe has plenty of soft seating and nooks to relax in their two-storey building. This is a good spot for the little ones to learn about empathy, how to interact gently with animals, and maybe even find your family’s next furry friend!
Best for: Animal lovers
Where: 5 minutes walk from Terminal 21 Asoke, Bangkok. Call: 090-228-2924
How much: B150 per person, per hour, that can be used as credit in the cafe
Opening hours: Daily 10am–9pm
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11. Challenge your brain with chess at Red Knight Chess Cafe
A fun little thing to do in Bangkok with kids who love strategy. Red Knight Chess Cafe is a cosy themed spot where every table is a chessboard, and the whole place is designed to get kids thinking, planning, and occasionally celebrating a checkmate. There’s a mini library of chess books, casual weekend meet-ups, and even friendly tournaments for those who want to test their skills. It’s calm, creative, and a nice change of pace from all the running, jumping, and playground chaos around the city.
Best for: Strategic kids
Where: Phrom Phong branch at Bambini Villa, Sukhumvit Soi 26, Bangkok, call: 099-282-6224; and Asoke branch at Prasarnmit Plaza, Sukhumvit Soi 23, Bangkok, call: 085-313-3300
How much: Free to enter; classes and events vary
Opening hours: Both branches open daily 10am–8pm
12. Go full gamer mode at Warpoint Bangkok
If your kids live for boss battles, and loot drops, Warpoint Bangkok is their natural habitat. This VR arena lets them gear up like mini esports heroes and jump straight into heart-pounding missions. Think team battles, zombie runs, tactical quests, racing simulators, and more. It’s fully immersive and will take you to the next level of gaming. Everything is also supervised and structured, so kids can run, dodge, strategise, and burn off a ton of energy in a safe arena that looks straight out of a sci-fi movie. Perfect for siblings, playdates, or that rainy-day “help me, they’re climbing the walls” moment.
Best for: Gamer kids
Where: 3rd Floor, Gateway Ekamai, connected to BTS Ekkamai. Call: 064-817-8512
How much: Starts around B500 for 30 mins (varies by game/experience)
Opening hours: Daily 10am–9pm
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13. Try CrossFit for kids at StrongKiddo
Got a little one who bounces off walls like it’s their full-time job? StrongKiddo turns that endless energy into actual skill, with kid-friendly CrossFit sessions that build strength, confidence, agility, and coordination (minus the scary heavy lifting). Think mini obstacle courses, games, teamwork drills, and some weight training. Coaches are super warm and hands-on, keeping everything safe, fun, and age-appropriate. The concept is perfect for active kiddos or brain and physical coordination work. Classes are small, structured, and seriously popular, so snag a slot before you show up.
Best for: Active, athletic kids
Where: Sukhumvit Soi 20, Bangkok. Call: 092-687-1756
How much: B10,900 for a 12-class package; free for first trial-out class.
Open hours: Daily 9am–6pm
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14. Turn your kids into spring-loaded rockets at Bounce
Bounce is classic and pretty much every kid gets excited when they hear the word, “Bounce”. This is the perfect thing to do in Bangkok for kids who love being active. This mega trampoline, wall-to-wall chaos (the good kind) comes with giant jump zones, dodgeball courts, slam-drunk hoops, parkour-style runs, and those big air bags perfect for practicing the ultimate epic flips they definitely shouldn’t try at home. The little kids get their own safety play areas here, while the bigger kids can go wild across the freestyle floor. This indoor play space will definitely make them giggle and guaranteed to knock them out for the night.
Best for: Kids that need to burn that sugar rush off
Where: There are many branches all over Bangkok but EmQuartier, The Street Ratchada and IconSiam are usually people’s fav.
How much: Day passes vary by location and time, ranging from B250-1,500.
Opening hours: Weekdays 11am–8pm; weekends 10am–8pm
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15. Head to Benchasiri Park for an outdoor playground and turtle spotting
Right across from the popular shopping mall EmQuartier and right next to EmPorium, Benchasiri Park is the perfect “kids run wild while parents breathe actual fresh air” combo. The playgrounds are great for climbing, sliding, and burning off that post-brunch sugar rush. However, there’s a little hidden gem that adds onto the playground fun, and that is: the turtles. Stroll over to the landing step at the lake-slash-pond in the middle of the park and you’ll spot these little legends popping their heads up like tiny park residents saying hello. It’s simple, wholesome, and weirdly exciting for kids. Some fishies also often come up to the surface, too. A super easy thing to do in Bangkok when you’re already in the Phrom Phong area with zero planning needed.
Best for: Nature and animal lovers
Where: Just opposite EmQuartier, BTS Phrom Phong, Bangkok
How much: Free (turtle sightings included)
Opening hours: Daily 4:30am–10pm
Read more: Bangkok’s Best Parks & Green Spaces
16. A slithery adventure for brave kiddos at Bangkok Snake Farm
For unique things to do in Bangkok, Bangkok Snake Farm is their dream day out. This isn’t just a “look, a snake” experience, but a full-on educational journey where kids learn everything about snakes inside out. You’ll stroll through a giant walk-through habitat, watch real snake-handling demos (2pm on weekdays and 11am on weekends), venom extraction 11am on weekdays), and meet everything from harmless cuties to the big, majestic types. Part educational, part thrilling, 100% unforgettable. This place is actually part of the Red Cross, so your visit helps support important conservation and safety work too.
Best for: Nature and animal lovers
Where: Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, near Lumphini Park, Bangkok. Call: 02-252-0161
How much: B200 for adults; B100 for students (with card presented); B50 for kids
Opening hours: Weekdays 9:30am–3:30pm; weekends 9:30am–1pm
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17. Explore a new ‘hood! – canal boat ride in Thonburi
Taking a canal boat ride in Bangkok may sound like a touristy thing to do in Bangkok, but there’s a hidden cafe, Uruea Cafe which runs its own private canal boat. So you skip the pricey long-tail rentals and hop straight into “main-character mode” as you glide through Bangkok’s quiet, old-school waterways. Once you’re across the river in Thonburi, the vibe in Bangkok totally changes: calmer, greener, slower. Think wooden houses on stilts, sleepy canals, and cats sunbathing on porches. From the canal boat, you’ll get a front-row seat view of the big buddha at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen and the boat will drop you off at the entrance so you can wander around, pay respect and immerse yourself in the beautiful architecture. Talat Phu, the Bangkok famous food market is also nearby, so if you get hungry after a day of doing kids-friendly activities in Bangkok, there’s where you need to be.
Best for: Adventurous kids who love exploring
Where: Uruea Cafe, Bangkok. Call: 061-363-6646
How much: B20 baht entry fee that will be redeemed at the cafe; B150 per person for their canal boat ride.
Opening hours: Daily 10am–7pm
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18. Catch a live football match at PAT Stadium
PAT Stadium is the home turf for Port Football Club and this is where Bangkok’s football spirit comes alive. For this fun thing to do in Bangkok, you’ll meet chanting fans, electric energy, and the whole community coming together to cheer for a team that they love. The vibe and atmosphere are super lively and fun, and there’s a food market there for you to grab some yummy bites of street food while waiting for the game to start or during half time. Port FC is part of the first division of Thailand’s major football league, so this is where the kids will get to meet all the famous football players, too. This is a fun thing to do in Bangkok and an exciting way to introduce the kids to live sports.
Best for: Active, sporty kids
Where: PAT Stadium, Khlong Toei, Bangkok. Visit website for match fixture: www.portfcofficial.com
How much: B120
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19. Feed farm animals and play in a waterpark at Safari Garden Playground & Cafe
Safari Garden isn’t just a playground cafe, but an urban nature escape where kids can experience everything outdoors. There’s a spacious play area with climbing frames, rope bridges, pretend forts, swings and a mini water park with slides and a foam party that makes summer feel like a splash party. On top of that, you’ll find farmyard touches like rabbits and goats to feed. It’s the perfect mix of sun, water, and chaos and you’ll never when tiny hands will splash you into joining the fun.
Best for: Nature and animal lovers
Where: Sukhumvit Soi 77, Bangkok. Call: 097-193-4861
How much: B150 for weekdays; B200 for weekends
Opening hours: Weekdays 11am–10pm; weekends 10am–10pm
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20. Flip, jump & climb at Bangkok’s parkour hotspot, The Movement Playground
Got a kid who treats your sofa like an obstacle course? Send them here. The Movement Playground is Bangkok’s parkour and ninja-warrior-style gym where little daredevils can run, vault, climb and tumble in the correct environment (aka: not your living room). Kids get to train through fun obstacle setups, balance challenges, mini wall-runs and movement drills that build confidence and coordination, all while having an absolute blast. Classes are grouped by age, from tiny movers all the way to teens, and yes, adults can join too if you’re feeling brave. It’s high-energy, skills-based, and the perfect antidote to screen time.
Best for: Brave, adventurous, little daredevils
Where: Sukhumvit Soi 69, Bangkok. Call: 02-012-1557
How much: B590 for drop-ins; with packages available
Opening hours: Weekdays 12–8pm, Saturday 8:30am–6pm, Sunday 8:30am–4pm
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21. Get your mind blown at Wow Park
Got a kid who loves asking “but why?” every five minutes? Bring them here. Wow Park is Bangkok’s interactive science-and-illusion wonderland where curious little humans can touch, test, scream, jump, freeze and experiment their way through more than 40 hands-on stations. Kids can walk through a spinning vortex, lie on a bed of nails (safely!), freeze objects at –196°C, test how loud they can scream, mess with thermal cameras, and get wow’d by explosive science shows that make learning feel like a theme park.
Best for: Mini scientists
Where: 5th Floor, Gateway Ekkamai, connected to BTS Ekkamai, Bangkok. Call: 097-783-0150
How much: Starts from around B599 for exhibits; combo tickets with the science show around B999 (check their site www.wowpark.co.th/en for more information)
Opening hours: Daily 10am–9pm
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22. Step into another universe at Meland [NEW!]
Got a kid who dreams in technicolour? Meland is Siam Paragon’s brand-new, world-class indoor theme park, and it’s absolutely massive. We’re talking 5,000 sqm of pure imagination, six jaw-dropping themed zones, 100+ rides and activities and over 500 immersive experiences that make you feel like you’ve jumped straight into a storybook. Little adventurers can dive into an underwater fantasy on the Wandering Carousel, soar above cotton-candy clouds on the Sparkle Sky Cruise and conquer the gigantic Cloudtop Jungle Gym that climbs more than five storeys high. Older kids (and parents who refuse to grow up) will love Meta-Racers, an interactive battle arena that feels like stepping inside a video game. And if your kid loves pretend play, the Mini City roleplay zone has over 20 real-world jobs to explore – from doctor and firefighter to chef and farmer. This is the first branch outside of its motherland, China and it’s basically the most extra indoor playground Bangkok has ever seen so far.
Best for: Those looking to spend the entire day indoor somewhere without getting bored
Where: 5th Floor, Siam Paragon. Call: 02-078-8351, 02-078-8352
How much: B750 for three hours
Opening hours: Mon 1–9pm; Tue–Sun 10am–10pm
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23. Get lost in the maze of stalls at Chatuchak Weekend Market
Recognised as one of the world’s largest flea markets, Chatuchak Weekend Market is a giant maze of fun where kids are far too busy exploring to think about going home. With over 15,000 stalls spread across 26 zones, little shoppers can wander through plants, toys, clothes, art, antiques and homeware. Families can enjoy affordable Thai street food such as coconut ice cream, mango sticky rice, grilled seafood and fresh fruit. Or cool off in one of the air-conditioned cafes scattered throughout. Although it’s a weekend market, it’s also open on weekdays in the plant zone.
Best for: Curious kids with big energy
Where: 10 minutes walk from BTS Mo Chit/MRT Chatuchak, Bangkok. Call: 02-272-4270
How much: Starting at B50 for a meal
Opening Hours: Tue–Thu 5am–10pm; Fri–Sun 5am–12am (closed on Mon)
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24. Follow the neon glow to tasty bites at Chinatown Night Market
Also known as Yaowarat Road. This famous Bangkok street turns into a lively open-air food playground every evening. The main road and its tiny lanes light up with sizzling street stalls, bright signs and tasty aromas that make kiddos wide-eyed with excitement. They can munch on Thai-Chinese treats such as rolled noodles soup with crispy pork, oyster omelettes, fish maw soup and shaved ice. While Yaowarat Road is the busiest part, you can also turn a walk through the smaller alleys into a little treasure hunt, with hidden temples, traditional medicine shops and quirky snack stalls along the way. While the street is open every day, lots of stalls rest on Mondays, so popping by on another day will give you the full experience. Also, if you know where to look, you’ll find plenty of high-end cocktail bars hidden in the area.
Best for: Curious kids with big energy
Where: Bangkok Old Town, 5 minutes walk from MRT Wat Mangkon, Bangkok
How much: Starting at B100 for a meal
Opening Hours: Daily 4pm–2am
25. Take a breezy canal walk at Ong Ang Walking Street
A breezy evening walk is always good for getting kids to take a break from screen time. This flea market stretches along a clean canal lined with colourful street art. As the sun sets, lanterns and fairy lights glow over the water. Set between Chinatown and Little India in Bangkok, you can explore your appetite in Thai, Chinese and Indian street food such as dumplings, skewers, pani puri and sweet treats. Stalls also sell toys, handmade items and souvenirs, while live music and street performances fill the air. You and your kids can even try kayaking or paddleboarding along the waterway.
Best for: Kids who love outdoor fun
Where: Bangkok Old Town 10 minutes walk from MRT Sam Yot, Bangkok
How much: Starting at B70 for a meal
Opening hours: Fri–Sun 4pm–10pm
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26. Wander through a rainbow of blooms at Pak Khlong Talat
Pak Khlong Talat is the place where your kids can enjoy the magnificent flowers up close. This famous market is filled with narrow walkways lined with fresh blooms in every colour. It’s where florists from all over Bangkok come to stock up on their daily inventory. Here, you can find all kinds of floral beauties, including roses, jasmine, lilies, chrysanthemums and tulips. Tiny humans can also watch skilled artisans carefully crafting delicate phuang malai (garlands) and bouquets right before their eyes.
Best for: Kids who adore blooms
Where: Bangkok Old Town 5-minute walk from MRT Sanam Chai, Bangkok. Call: 082-258-0962
How much: Starting at B50 for a bag of flowers
Opening hours: Daily 24 hours
27. Spin the Ferris wheel at Asiatique The Riverfront
A riverside market where kids can burn off their energy, Asiatique The Riverfront blends the fun of a flea market with the comfort of a modern mall. Little ones can ride the giant Ferris wheel for wide views of the Chao Phraya River and the city skyline, then head straight to the mini amusement zone with a grand carousel for more fun. Built from restored old warehouses, the area is packed with more than 1,500 boutiques and stalls selling clothes, toys, souvenirs and Thai handicrafts. Expect a wide variety of food options too, including snacks, seafood, pizzas, grilled dishes, desserts and icy treats.
Best for: Kids who need space to burn off energy
Where: Bangkok Old Town, 15-minute drive from BTS Saphan Taksin, Bangkok. Call: 092-246-0812
How much: Starting at B150 for a meal
Opening hours: Daily 11am–12am
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28. Shop under a fairy-tale castle at Liabduan Danneramit Night Market
A flea market with a Disney-esque castle backdrop, Liabduan Danneramit Night Market in Bangkok sits on the former site of Thailand’s first theme park. With its fairy-tale castle at the centre, little ones can enjoy the magical setting as they wander around. Food stalls serve a mix of local and international dishes such as beef noodles, Thai-style barbecue, pizza and grilled squid skewers. You can browse clothes, bags, jewellery and phone accessories, along with vintage finds, toys and home goods.
Best for: Imaginative kids who enjoy themed places
Where: Phahonyothin Road, 15 minutes walk from MRT Phahon Yothin, Bangkok. Call: 064-898-7462
How much: Starting at B100 for a meal
Opening hours: Daily 4pm–12am
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29. Spot a retired airplane at ChangChui
By day, ChangChui is a creative playground where kids can explore an industrial-style space built around a retired airplane. By night, it turns into a night market filled with lights, music and yummy smells. You can browse boutique clothes, handmade crafts, local art, vintage outfits and quirky souvenirs. Food trucks, snack stalls and cosy restaurants serve plenty of dishes for hungry explorers. Live performances, often acoustic and jazz, play softly in the background. Occasionally, there is also an open-air cinema showing local films and short documentaries.
Best for: Little night owls
Where: 10 minutes drive from MRT Sirindhorn, Bangkok. Call: 099-249-4699
How much: Starting at B100 for a meal
Opening hours: Tue–Sun 4pm–11pm
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30. Hop on a rowing boat at Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market
Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market lets kids have a little nature-filled adventure that’s hard to find in the city centre. The market is packed with stalls serving local favourites like boat noodles, salt-crusted grilled fish and sweet coconut pancakes. Handicrafts, clothes, home decor and rows of ornamental plants fill the walkways. To see life along the water, little ones can hop on a long-tail boat or try a gentle rowing boat ride. You can also buy bread to feed the fish splashing below.
Best for: Kids who love outdoor fun
Where: 15 minutes drive from MRT Fai Chai, Bangkok. Call: 024-224-270
How much: Starting at B60 for a meal
Opening hours: Weekends 8am–5pm
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31. Take an art break at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC)
Right in the heart of Bangkok near the Siam area, this kid friendly museum gives children a break from the bustling shopping scene and immerse themselves into exhibitions. Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is a bright, white, spiralling building where creativity fills every corner. Kids and families can wander through this nine-floor gallery of ever-changing exhibitions featuring photography, sculpture, design and film by Thai and international artists. It’s also a home for big city festivals like the annual Bangkok Art Biennale and BKK Comics Art Festival.
Best for: Little art lovers
Where: Siam, connected to BTS National Stadium, Bangkok. Call: 02-214-6630
How much: No entry fee
Opening hours: Tue–Sun 10am–8pm (closed on Mon)
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Read more: Best Children Museums, Exhibitions and Galleries to Visit in Bangkok
32. Learn what it means to be Thai at Museum Siam
Museum Siam is a children discovery museum that makes learning about Thai identity enjoyable. Its permanent exhibition, Decoding Thainess, takes children through 14 interactive zones that show how ideas of being Thai have changed over time. In Lesson in Thainess exhibition, you can step inside classrooms from different eras and see how Thai nationalism was taught through old-school lessons, catchy music and everyday routines. In the Taste of Thai exhibition, a life-size Thai kitchen comes to life, showing how favourite dishes like tom yum kung, papaya salad and pad thai first came to be, complete with QR scans for more information about the exhibition and gallery, and colourful motion graphics. It also features rotating exhibitions, sometimes teaming up with kid cafes to create even more fun experiences for families.
Best for: Kids who prefer interactive fun over traditional galleries
Where: Bangkok Old Town, connected to MRT Sanam Chai, 5-minute walk from Wat Pho, Bangkok. Call: 02-225-2777
How much: No entry fee for kids under 15 years old; B150 per student; B100 per adult
Opening hours: Tue–Sun 10am–6pm (closed on Mon)
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33. Blast off into space at Bangkok Planetarium
While Bangkok might not always give you an open sky full of stars at night, this children discovery museum lets kids experience the cosmic wonder missing from the Thai capital sky. At this gallery, kids can explore the mysteries of the universe and see displays that show the challenges astronauts face via various exhibitions. The highlight exhibition is the Planetarium Hall, a giant theatre where the dome lights up with stories of stars and galaxies. During the one-hour narrated show, they’ll feel as if they’re travelling through space, hopping from planet to planet. Check the schedule on the website.
Best for: Space-loving kids
Where: Sukhumvit, 5 minutes walk from BTS Ekkamai, Bangkok. Call: 02-391-0544
How much: B30 per kid; B50 per adult
Opening hours: Tue–Sun 9am–4pm (closed on Mon)
34. Go on an art and treasure hunt at River City Bangkok
Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, River City Bangkok is an art gallery and antique centre where kids can find interesting exhibitions at every turn. The first and second floors are all about contemporary art exhibitions, with several galleries showcasing works by both new and well-known artists. Sometimes, the gallery even transforms for special themed events such as Snoopy and Friends or Naruto the Gallery. As you head up to the third and fourth floors, you’ll discover antique shops filled with rare treasure exhibitions like European dolls or Thai porcelain. The fifth floor is a rooftop that sometimes hosts events, such as an open-air cinema.
Best for: Little art lovers
Where: Bangkok Old Town, 10 minutes walk from MRT Hua Lamphong, Bangkok. Call: 02-237-0077
How much: No entry fee
Opening hours: Daily 10am–8pm
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35. Take a journey to Bangkok’s past at Rattanakosin Exhibition Hall
This exhibition takes kids on a journey into the city’s past to see how much life has changed since the Rattanakosin era, the period when Bangkok became Thailand’s capital. Rattanakosin Exhibition Hall brings this era to life through multimedia exhibitions. Kids can explore Thai history, culture and royal traditions through four-dimensional media, touch screens and playful animations. Among its nine exhibitions within this gallery, Remarkable Entertainments features a 360-degree projection of traditional performances like folk plays and Khon (traditional masked dance drama). Visits are organised into guided tours (available in English) so everyone can understand the stories and not miss key information.
Best for: Kids who prefer interactive fun over traditional galleries
Where: Bangkok Old Town, 20 minutes walk from MRT Sam Yot, Bangkok. Call: 02-621-0044
How much: No entry fee for students; B70 per Thai visitor; B100 per foreign visitor
Opening hours: Tue–Sun 9am–5pm (closed on Mon)
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36. Trace Thailand’s history from the very beginning at National Museum Bangkok
A kid friendly museum where curious little minds can trace Thailand’s history all the way back to prehistory. Recognised as the largest museum in Southeast Asia, The exhibition is packed with fascinating objects, from tools used in ancient eras to treasures from Thai kingdoms. The gallery is split into three main areas. The Thai History Gallery guides you through local stories, starting with early humans and ending in the Bangkok era. The Archaeological and Art History Collection shows sculptures and artwork from different historical periods. The Decorative Arts and Ethnological Collection displays shiny gold treasures, colourful ceramics, beautiful textiles, traditional costumes and even carved ivory.
Best for: Kids who love ancient treasures
Where: Bangkok Old Town, 20 minutes walk from MRT Sanam Chai, Bangkok. Call: 02-224-1370
How much: No entry fee for students; B30 per Thai visitor; B240 per foreign visitor
Opening hours: Wed–Sun 8:30am–4pm (closed on Mon–Tue)
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37. Dine in a fairytale village at Chocolate Ville
Chocolate Ville is a European-style village with a touch of Disneyland magic. This kid friendly restaurant features a post office, farmhouse, lighthouse, chapel and a lake filled with ducks and swans. Friendly bear and rabbit mascots roam the grounds for photos and hugs. The menu combines Thai and Western dishes, including Australian sirloin steak, truffle and parma pizza and spicy pomelo salad. During festivals, the whole place transforms into seasonal wonderlands such as a snowy Christmas town or a splashy Songkran water park. With parades, fireworks and scenic boat rides, it’s a true paradise for kids.
Best for: Kids who love outdoor fun and chocolate
Where: Ram Inthra, 15 minutes drive from Central Eastville, Bangkok. Call: 099-079-9888
How much: B120 on regular days; B150–B180 during festivals, food and drinks start at B120
Opening hours: Weekdays 3pm–12am; weekends 2pm–12am
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38. Let your little racers go full speed at Playerbox
If your kids run so fast you can’t even catch them, send that energy into real speed at Playerbox. It is an indoor playground built for little racers and game lovers. Here, they can tear through the E-Gokart track, then jump straight into diggerland to drive a digger just like they’ve always dreamed. The console and arcade zone packs in PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and arcade hits. After all that real-world action, they can jump into a virtual world. VR experiences pull them into solo and multiplayer adventures.
Best for: Tiny racers who love to go fast
Where: 4th Floor Siam Discovery, call: 096-204-7020; Banthat Thong Road, call: 096-201-3176
How much: Various based on activities, ranging from B150–B1,200
Opening hours: Daily 10am–10pm at Siam Discovery; daily 10am–2am at Banthat Thong Road
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39. Catch the latest flicks with no need to sit still at Kids Cinema
Kids Cinema is a game-changer for little ones who find it hard to sit still in a dark, quiet theatre. It’s basically an indoor playground with late flicks playing in the background. The space is bright and colourful. Kiddos can watch at their own pace from candy-coloured chairs. And when they’re ready to move, they can play in ball pits, zoom down slides and explore active play zones. There’s even a kid friendly toilet for quick and easy breaks.
Best for: Little movie fans who love to move
Where: Located in various Major Cineplex branches, including IconSiam, EmQuartier and Siam Paragon.
How much: Various based on branch, ranging from B300–B1,300 for each screening.
Opening hours: Daily 10am–9pm
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40. Battle for the win at Dice Cup Board Game Cafe
When you think of Ban Tad Thong Road, you probably picture street food stalls and cafes where kids can’t sit still. But just a short walk away, Dice Cup Board Game Cafe is a family-friendly hangout where little ones get to battle it out over board games. They’ve got everything from party classics like Werewolf to simpler options such as Pick-a-Pig for younger players. While everyone stays focused, the venue serves drinks, smoothies, snacks and hearty dishes including carbonara and spinach cheese bake. Expect laughter, teamwork and the never-ending request of “one more round.”
Best for: Strategic kids
Where: 15 minutes walk from BTS National Stadium. Call: 094-569-6223
How much: B45 per person, per hour
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 2pm–12am, Sat–Sun 11am–12am
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41. Climb the Wonder Wall at Little Pea Kids Commons
If you’re around Thonglor and need an indoor playground, Little Pea Kids Commons might just fit the bill. The Peas Play Room is filled with sensorial toys, pretend-play corners and hands-on activities. Kids can get creative at the Lego Bar, pick a story from the Book Cart or head straight for the Wonder Wall, a giant interactive wall with pieces that slide, spin and shift as they move. This place doubles as a creative studio, offering classes such as music time, ballet and book club. During school breaks, themed camps offer science experiments, art projects and team games.
Best for: Kids who need a fun learning space
Where: 2nd Floor, The Commons Thonglor, Bangkok. Call: 065-392 -5658
How much: B300 per hour; Free entry for Lego Bar and Wonder Wall
Opening hours: Daily 9am–6am
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42. Enjoy all-day breakfast at Chim Chim
Do your kiddos love having breakfast at any time? Chim Chim serves brekkie from 7am to 4pm with tasty options like French toast, acai bowls and salmon benedict. Beyond that, a special children’s menu is available all day, such as margherita pizza, pomodoro pasta and ice-cream buns. Pair the meal with mango lassi or choose a protein shake for a healthier sip. The art-inspired space has high ceilings, big windows and bright colours, filled with playful paintings and installations. Tiny hands can also take turns on a vintage Pac-Man arcade machine for a bit of old-school fun.
Best for: Kids who wake up hungry
Where: Siam@Siam Design Hotel, Bangkok. Call: 02-217-3000
How much: No entry fee, food and drinks start at B150
Opening hours: Daily 7am–11pm
