Bangkok shops

A luxury shopping paradise. If you want to go slightly higher-class than MBK, check out Siam Paragon - it is probably the most exclusive shopping mall in Bangkok, featuring every luxury brand you've eve...

The first choice for computer geeks. Bangkok's largest supermarket for computer geeks and the camera with 320 stores. Software is very affordable. The Pantip is in fact also a center of software pirates...

Thousands of shops and stalls. Huge flea market east of Lumphini Park, 3000 shops and stalls. Clothing, souvenirs, handicrafts in overwhelming abundance. And of course lots of treats. Rama IV Rd, Subway...

Where the street dealer to go bargain hunting. Here, street vendors buy clothes, which they supplement with massive resell to tourists. The prices are unbeatable: a pair of jeans for 5 euros, a T-shirt ...

Probably the largest shopping mall you've ever been to. Siam Paragon is across the street, but it doesn't matter - they are catering to vastly different audiences. While Siam Paragon attracts your Zegn...

No open-air market, but in this maze of streets opposite the Siam Center with hundreds of shops is how to market on the year. Many young designers offer for trendy young people of their creations. Ram...

A giant box, in the spring of 2006 expanded and renovated. 350 shops, two department stores, duty-free shop (duty free purchases will only be issued at the airport). On every floor, cafes and restaura...

Bangkok no longer has a real “floating market” as it once had. Most of the canals (klongs) that formerly flowed through the capital have been filled in, either due to the risk of epidemic or in order to...

Store for the ultimate splurge. On six floors, huge selection of fabrics, perfumes, shoes, housewares, toys, etc. Food Center in the 7th Stick. Ploenchit Rd, Sky Train: Chit Lom Station (direct access)