Spent the morning walking around this museum. Had a very nice time. Lots of history was not that difficult to find took the BTS and then a water taxi. Will do the water taxi trip again and will stop off in China town.

We took the river boat to the hospital and the museum is on the second floor of one the hospital buildings. Not for the faint at heart for sure. We saw so many preserved babies and mummies. It looked like a collection of the weirdest...More

Siriraj, Thailand's biggest hospital, is home to both the Anatomy Museum (a dusty, nostalgic, oak-panelled laboratory space full of specimens and skeletons in glass tanks) and the Forensic & Pathology Museum. Both are very interesting, and the exhibits are presented tastefully and informatively. Other reviews...More

An aspiring medical student, I went here with my partner to check it out and I was not disappointed. A lot of very interesting things to see and you get to learn at the same time. I would recommend getting the audio guide though as...More

This was one of the most interesting museums I have ever been to. As someone who works in the medical profession, it was very interesting to see the displays of human abnormalities, the section on disease, and the parasitology. There is a section showing actual...More

If you're someone who would like to see mummified bodies, understand gun wounds or discover how human life is formed and malformations (during fetal stages (aka pathology)). Maybe you have an interest for parasitology, anatomy or learn about the 2005 Tsunami. This is the place...More

Driving to this museum was not a great idea, especially going late morning! This is part of a very large hospital complex and hence, a very busy area. Plus it's close to other major tourist attractions making it almost impossible to find legal parking. We...More

Really good quality displays along with an audio guide for the first museum where there are is no English text to accompany the displays. I found this place informative and educational despite some of the older displays in the first museum not being fully labeled....More

this museum attracts us so much after reading the raving reviews from the travellers, and because we are working in medical field hahahaha. Came here by BTS to saphan Taksin station, then bought 150 baht one day river pass for chao phraya tourist boat (hop...More

Interesting presentation of medical pathology. Forensics. Parasitology. Separate building had some basic anthropology and loose medical fact dusplay.