Know the city
Neighbourhoods
Where to live, work and spend weekends, area by area.
12 results
Ari
Low-rise streets, mature trees and one of the city's best independent cafe scenes.
BTS Ari
Asoke
Bangkok's business crossroads, where the BTS and MRT meet above a cluster of offices and malls.
BTS Asok, MRT Sukhumvit
Chatuchak
Home of the weekend market, parks and a growing residential scene.
BTS Mo Chit, MRT Chatuchak Park
Ekkamai
Quieter neighbour to Thong Lo, with independent coffee shops and small studios.
BTS Ekkamai
Old Town
Rattanakosin's temples, shophouses and independent galleries.
MRT Sam Yot
On Nut
Practical, well-connected and popular with long-term residents and families.
BTS On Nut
Rama 9
A fast-growing corridor of new towers, offices and tech companies.
MRT Phra Ram 9
Riverside
Historic warehouses, hotels and art spaces along the Chao Phraya.
BTS Saphan Taksin
Sathorn
Embassies, head offices and river views, a short walk from Silom.
BTS Chong Nonsi, MRT Lumphini
Silom
Bangkok's original financial district, busy by day and lively after dark.
BTS Sala Daeng, MRT Si Lom
Sukhumvit
The long international spine of Bangkok, dense with restaurants, offices, condos and nightlife.
BTS Sukhumvit Line
Thong Lo
Design-led cafes, izakayas and boutique gyms along a leafy, upmarket stretch of Sukhumvit.
BTS Thong Lo