A beautiful place with GREAT architecture!! You can spend hours going around the vast compound and you will definitely have fond memories to take home!! However, beware of con artist all around. We had a 'teacher' who was willing to show us the nearest pier!! more

My boyf and I walked to the Grand Palace from our hotel (Royal Bangkok Hotel) which took approx. 15minutes. We didn't experience the scam artists that we had been warned about like some people have. We got there at 9.30am and there were quite a lot of people there already, but we managed to get our tickets quickly. There is... more

A couple tips if you go to the Grand Palace. 1) Beware of people telling you that it's closed - it's a scam. See the other review about this. The palace is open every day of the week - all day and to everyone. 2) you can where shorts or skirts there. However, once inside you will need to cover.... more

first site we saw in bangkok and loved it!! Only problem...I was wearing a tank top! Make sure you have closed toe shoes, knees covered...men that means pants, and your shoulders covered! many things to look at an amazing pictures! There are scam people outside but just walk past them. more

the best temple in thailand/ its beutifull! we went there for 2 hours an enjoied every moment! more

Just a note to alert anybody planning to visit the Grand Palace and see the Emerald Buddha, along with the other fabulous sights here. There are scam artists working around the walls of the palace grounds - and these walls are almost 1/2 mile long on each side, who will stop an obvious foreigner to tell you that the palace... more

Don't believe people who say that the Grand Palace is closed that day because of a religious holiday. Search for the entrance (there's a large board that says beware of wily strangers. That's the one) or just walk around till you find it. We found guards blocking our way at two gates when a man walked up to us, said... more

Grand palace is a must see words do not justify the sheer size and the richness of the arhitecture surrounding it. It is a great photo opportunity so make sure your camera is fully charged! and you can cover three main attractions What Po (which is behind the grand palace) and Wat Arun which is accross the river on the... more

Whenever I go to Bangkok I always go to the Grand Palace. OK you have to wear long trousers in the tropical heat but the sights make it worthwhile. By the way, you can't wear jeans, three quarter lengths, track suits plus a couple of other things (don't worry, you can hire clothes if you turn up in jeans etc).... more