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Bangkok Tourist ›› Places to go ›› Phra Sumeru Fortress

Phra Sumeru Fortress, built in the reign of King Rama I, is the largest existing fortress of all 14 which now only two exist. The other is the Mahakan Fortress. The large area was established as a public park on the occasion of the 6th cycle of King Rama IX on the December 5th, 1999.
Entrance is free for all; prohibited areas are the fort itself (octagon shaped buildings with wall surrounding) and the Thai-style pavilion, which is for royal ceremonies.

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  Phra Athit Road
Address :
Banglamphu Sub-District Phra Nakhon District Bangkok 10200

In Brief : Historical road, Historical place, Public park, Restaurants, Coffee shop, event road (street close for special events)

Bus 3 6 9 15 19 30 32 33 39 53 64 65 68 82
Air Con Bus 3 32 68 506

Boat Pier
Chao Phraya Express Boat: Phra Athit Pier

Activities & Festivals: Songkarn Festival (Apr 13)
Many Events organized throughout the year (check event calender)

Historical place listed by the fine art department:
Phra Sumen Fort: 1949
Ban Phra Athit: 1989

Parking:
Some Alongside Phra Athit Road
Difficult to find parking in this area; the neariest parking space is at wat Chanasongkhram

Near by Attractions:
Banglamphu
College of Dramatic Arts
Khaoson Road
National Gallery
National Theatre
Wat Chanasongkhram
Wat Sangwet
Phra Sumeru Fortress


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