One Bangkok is the city’s most ambitious integrated district, combining premium offices, luxury retail, destination dining, cultural attractions and expansive green spaces in the heart of Bangkok.
A taste of the local scene is nearby at the traditonal Khlong Toei market, while green spaces include Benjakitti Forest Park, with its lake and jogging paths, for nature lovers and sport enthusiasts.
EAT & DRINK
Le Du Kaan led by Michelin-starred Chef Thitid "Ton" Tassanakajohn, is Bangkok’s first rooftop Thai restaurant, offering a unique blend of modern Thai cuisine with a theatrical storytelling narrative. Located on the 56th floor of EA CHEF’S TABLE, Le Du Kaan provides guests with a memorable and immersive dining experience, where each dish is a celebration of Thai culture, crafted from ingredients sourced directly from Thai farmers and fishermen.
Baan Suriyasai Discover the timeless elegance of Baan Suriyasai at One Bangkok, where heritage-inspired Thai cuisine, refined hospitality, and sophisticated surroundings come together for an exceptional dining experience.
Okura Cruise Experience Bangkok from the water aboard the luxurious Okura Cruise, where exceptional dining, impeccable service, and stunning views of the Chao Phraya River create an unforgettable evening.
ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES
Dib Bangkok (20-min drive)
Thailand's first international contemporary art museum, showcasing a dynamic program of rotating exhibitions by acclaimed artists from around the world. The museum has recently gained global recognition as a featured filming location in LISA (Lalisa Manobal)'s music video SaWaDiKa.
Jim Thomson House Museum (25-min drive)
A Thai-style teakwood house museum in central Bangkok built in 1959 and home to the art collection of American businessman and architect Jim Thompson. Renowned for his pivotal role in reviving Thailand's silk industry after World War II, Thompson became internationally recognized as the "King of Thai Silk."
Snake Farm (2 stations away, 11-min drive)
A renowned scientific facility operated by the Thai Red Cross Society. Opened to the public in 1923 and is widely recognized as the world's second-oldest snake farm with venom extraction show, snake-handling & photo opportunities.
THE SHRINE OF ERAWAN (15-min drive)
A deeply revered open-air Hindu shrine dedicated to Phra Phrom (the four-faced Brahma). Visitors can watch lively on-demand Thai classical dance performances sponsored by worshippers fulfilling vows.
ONE BANGKOK ART LOOP
Explore curated art and cultural experiences throughout the district.
OUTDOORS
LUMPINI PARK (700 m.) & BENJAKITTI PARK (5.3 km.)
Bangkok's iconic green sanctuaries, offering a perfect blend of nature and urban leisure. Connected by a scenic walking and cycling route, these two parks provide an ideal setting for walking, jogging, cycling, and relaxation. They have also become popular rendezvous points for fitness enthusiasts, running clubs, and community activities.
One Bangkok The public art collection at One Bangkok encompasses various exhibition spaces, including indoor galleries and open-air areas. At its heart is the One Bangkok Public Art Collection, a curated assembly of works by celebrated international and distinguished Thai artists, woven throughout the district and free for everyone to enjoy. Every corner of One Bangkok is designed to host dynamic and adaptable exhibitions featuring everything from paintings and sculptures to multimedia and digital art.
FRASER INSIDER
Visit Lumpini Park early in the morning to experience Bangkok at its most tranquil before the city comes to life.
BEYOND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
AYUTTHAYA (1.15-hour drive)
A UNESCO World Heritage destination. One of Thailand's most treasured historical destinations and an ideal day trip from Bangkok. Once the capital of the Kingdom of Siam, the city is renowned for its magnificent temple ruins, ancient palaces, and rich cultural heritage, offering visitors a fascinating journey through Thailand's history.
BANG KACHAO (38-min drive or ferry from Khlong Toei Pier)
Often referred to as Bangkok's "Green Lung," Bang Kachao is a lush, man-made island formed by a bend in the Chao Phraya River and an adjoining canal. Located in Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Province, just south of Bangkok, it offers a peaceful escape from the city. Visitors can experience the local way of life while exploring elevated pathways, cycling through verdant landscapes, visiting traditional communities, and enjoying scenic boat rides along the waterways.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Upcoming events and seasonal highlights will be updated closer to opening.
Bangkok Art Biennale 2026 (BAB 2026)
One Bangkok Countdown Celebration
Bangkok Music City 2027
Chinese New Year 2027
Bangkok Design Week 2027