Is River City Bangkok worth visiting?
Yes! River City Bangkok is a riverside hub for antiques, galleries, rotating art exhibitions, and RCB Auctions, all in one air-conditioned complex with river views and eateries. It’s also a popular boarding point for evening dinner cruises, so it works well before or after a boat trip.
What are the opening hours of River City Bangkok?
River City Bangkok is open daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Hours may extend for special events or previews.
What is the entry fee for River City Bangkok?
Entry to River City Bangkok is free (0 THB); some special exhibitions or immersive shows may be ticketed separately. Check the “What’s On” page for current pricing before you go.
How do I get to River City Bangkok?
From BTS Saphan Taksin, walk to Sathorn (Central) Pier and ride a Chao Phraya Express Boat to Si Phraya Pier (N3), then follow signs to River City Bangkok. There’s also a shuttle boat service linking Anantara – ICONSIAM – River City Bangkok, or take the MRT Hua Lamphong and a short taxi/tuk-tuk to Charoen Krung Soi 24. Our guide can help you navigate all of these.
What should I wear at River City Bangkok?
Smart-casual or comfortable travel wear is fine at River City Bangkok, with comfortable walking shoes for browsing galleries. A light layer helps with strong air-conditioning, and smart-casual is perfect if you’re pairing the visit with a dinner cruise.
Can I take photos at River City Bangkok?
You can photograph public areas of River City Bangkok, but some exhibitions and auctions may restrict photography. Follow on-site signage, avoid flash, and skip tripods inside galleries.
How much time should I spend at River City Bangkok?
Plan 60–90 minutes to browse galleries and antiques, plus more if you’re attending a ticketed exhibition, an auction preview, or a dinner cruise from the pier. It’s easy to make a relaxed half-day with coffee breaks by the river.
What nearby attractions can I combine with River City Bangkok?
Combine River City Bangkok with Talat Noi for street-art-filled lanes and shophouses and the Holy Rosary (Kalawar) Church right next door. Chinatown/Yaowarat is also close for food walks and markets.
Is River City Bangkok family-friendly?
Yes, River City Bangkok is family-friendly, with air-conditioned galleries, cafes, and occasional pop-culture or interactive shows. Weekends can be busier around special events and cruise boardings.
What should I bring to River City Bangkok?
Bring small THB notes for snacks or tickets, a refillable water bottle, and a light layer for cooler airconditioned areas. If you plan to bid at RCB Auctions, bring your passport/ID to register on site.
