The 36 best architecture in Phuket Town

Very fascinated to understand the cultural and economic significance of the Chinese influence within in Phuket. The museum was quite clean and quiet which pales in comparison to the busy streets of old town nearby. At the time of my visit there were some works happening in the building so I guess it affected som exhibitions which I was not able to see properly. But other than that, definitely recommend this place for a nice visit when in town.

Pretty cool house but the price is a bit much. If you’re into the Chinese history of Thailand and industrial development in the late 18th century, then god bless your heart and soul. It was a nice place to escape the rain for us and a good visit before we had an amazing lunch at a Michelin star restaurant down the street. Not bad just not super exciting to be honest.

I believe it's not worth the 200 bath entry but it was interesting. It's about how the Chinese made Phuket great as they came over during the tin mining times, earning political influence and creating their own communities and schools. In the mid 19th-20th century the population was really 60-80% of Chinese origins, so it's understandable to give a museum to commemorate their influence. Big roof ventilators try to cool down the place, it's still quite warm in there. If you want to learn about Phuket history, you should rather visit the Phuket Museum 8 minutes walk from here.

The museum is small, but it’s interesting to learn how Chinese immigrants made effort to bing in Chinese culture and keep the heritage. Short intro from Perplexity: Phuket Thai Hua Museum is housed in a beautifully preserved Sino-Portuguese building on Krabi Road in Phuket Old Town, originally built in 1934 as a Chinese-language school for local Thai-Chinese families. The museum showcases Phuket's history, especially the story of Chinese immigrants who came to work in the tin mining industry, and offers exhibits on local culture, architecture, traditions, and cuisine. Visitors can explore interactive displays, historical artifacts, and short films, making it an engaging cultural and educational experience. The museum also features a charming open-air courtyard and garden with old mining tools, reflecting the island's heritage.

Museum definitely has big potential, it was a nice visit but I hope they’ll fix some areas.

- Price On 23 Oct. 2025 - Thai Adult 50 baht Thai Elder 25 baht

Beautiful school. This is the era of my parents during the world war 2

From the moment we arrived, everything at Blue Elephant Phuket was absolutely perfect. We were warmly welcomed with a beautifully presented welcome soup and cocktail, which set the tone for an unforgettable evening. Our host Erwin was simply amazing attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about Thai cuisine and hospitality. He made us feel right at home and guided us through each course with enthusiasm and grace. The presentation of every dish was stunning (the welcome plate was almost too beautiful to eat!), and the flavors were a perfect balance of tradition and creativity. The attention to detail from the elegant table settings to the fresh ingredients truly elevated the dining experience. If you’re visiting Phuket and want to experience authentic Thai fine dining with world-class service, Blue Elephant is an absolute must. Thank you to Erwin and the entire team for making our evening so memorable!

Absolutely love the food, the atmosphere and the people working here. Had the best time here with the best food. I got the Moo Hong and some beef satay skewers and a coconut flan dessert and each one was just incredible. I think the Moo Hong was the best braised pork that I've ever had. They also had these special rice burger bread that was just out of this world. I also had a couple people, Erwin and Jane, that were amazing and made my experience here extra memorable. I originally made a reservation at this restaurant with my husband as I wanted to surprise him with a special honeymoon lunch. But he got sick the day of and so I went to the restaurant myself to try their food as I'm a big foodie and heard great things about this restaurant. They helped me feel comfortable eating alone and even made me a special dessert that I could send pictures to my husband so that he can feel like he was here. I was very touched by their efforts. I would definitely come back to this location or their other location in Bangkok whenever I come visit Thailand from the U.S. again.

Delightful and charming staff who were entertaining and kind. Thoroughly enjoyed talking with them and the environment they created - Namcha and Star were really stood out. The food served was delicious and the portion size was hUGE - taste was flavourful and well balanced. Drinks were unique and tasty also :) The atmosphere was brilliant, we went at night and the outdoor premises were breathtaking. Went for a short stroll around after our meal. Thank you to all the lovely staff who made our 4.5 year anniversary memorable haha.

I wasn’t even sure I enjoyed Thai food until I visited this restaurant. The immaculately kept gardens and the stunning old colonial building that houses the restaurant are most definitely worth visiting. However it was the food that impressed me the most! Expecting to be singed by the spices (despite my request to the contrary) I was surprised to find none of the food overly spicy and absolutely delicious! The Som Tum was like nothing I’ve ever tasted before and an absolute taste sensation! For mains I enjoyed a lime and garlic sea bream which was cooked to perfection. Their pina colada was delightful and big enough to last me the evening. Don’t forget to pick up some take-home treats from the shop before leaving!

The amazing food and the superior service demonstrates why the Blue Elephant Restaurant is a Michelin Star and has received numerous awards. I had the sea bass and it was excellent. Compliments to the chef! Jane and her staff provided fantastic service to include recommendations. I encourage Jane and her staff to open a Blue Elephant Restaurant in California while bringing the same quality and service found in Thailand. Thank you to the Blue Elephant Restaurant for a memorable experience.

Oh my goodness. If you’re in Phuket you have to go to the Blue Elephant Restaurant! They also have a fantastic cooking school you can buy ingredients and take home with a kit! Star was our waitress and her knowledge and experience was amazing. She was beautiful and very easy to talk with and give suggestions. Pam’s was also delightful to serve us. I’d give 6 stars if possible ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Overall we are very happy and satisfied with the food that we ordered. It’s very delicious. From the pictures the portion looked small but it’s very filling. We were left with full stomach. The environment is good too and it’s suitable for couples, friends or family to have meal there.

The Phuket Night Market is a vibrant showcase of Thailand’s heart and soul—where sizzling street food meets the charm of handcrafted souvenirs. As the sun sets, the streets come alive with color, aroma, and sound. The air is rich with the scent of grilled seafood, skewered meats, spicy papaya salad, mango sticky rice, and crispy Thai pancakes made right before your eyes. Every bite tells a story—authentic, bold, unforgettable. Wander further and you’ll find rows of stalls lined with artisan crafts: handwoven bags, coconut-shell jewelry, carved soaps, and quirky artwork by local creators. These aren’t tourist trinkets—they’re pieces of culture, made with skill and care. The market isn’t just a place to shop or eat—it’s an experience. It captures the spirit of Phuket: warm, creative, and buzzing with life. Whether you’re hunting for unique keepsakes or just want to eat like a local, this night market is a must-visit.

It was a great experience while roaming around old Phuket town as its beautiful yet crowdy at times but its a must visit if you love food and shopping unique Thailand products. Pretty cheap for shopping and have a good variety and also has the best food!! We went there at the festival time so it was quite fun around the place!!

Phuket Town Night Market is a must-visit spot for anyone coming to Phuket! The atmosphere is lively and full of energy, with so many things to see, taste, and buy. You can find everything here—from delicious local street food and refreshing drinks to handmade souvenirs, trendy clothes, and unique accessories. The food section is definitely the highlight — grilled seafood, mango sticky rice, Thai pancakes, and local snacks are all freshly made and super affordable. The vendors are friendly and helpful, and the whole market feels very safe and welcoming. It’s also a great place to experience local culture and see how people from all walks of life come together to enjoy the evening. Whether you’re there to shop, eat, or just stroll around, this market is a perfect way to spend your weekend night in Phuket. Highly recommended for couples, families, and anyone who loves exploring local vibes! 🌙✨

A must-visit if you’re in Phuket on a Sunday! The night market in Old Town is vibrant, lively, and full of character. From local street food and handmade crafts to live music and boutique stalls, there’s something for everyone. The atmosphere is festive and family-friendly, with plenty of halal options and unique souvenirs. It’s a great place to soak in the local culture, try new dishes, and enjoy a relaxed evening stroll. Just be prepared for crowds — it gets busy, but that’s part of the charm. Highly recommended for anyone wanting an authentic Phuket experience.

There are so many food stalls, souvenirs, and local handmade items. The atmosphere is lively with music and street performances. It can get crowded, but that’s part of the fun. Great place to walk around, eat, and take photos. Highly recommended if you visit Phuket!

You have to visit if you’re in Phuket on a Sunday evening, this street is beautiful without the market on but it comes to life when the market is there! So much delicious food to choose from and everything else you can think of! Great live music all the way down the road and we couldn’t believe how big it was, had a really lovely evening walking up and down :)

You can't afford to miss Phuket Old Town Sunday Market on your Thailand trip! This incredibly vibrant night market is an absolute must-visit. The atmosphere is nothing short of phenomenal, bringing together people from all corners of the globe. As the lights go on, the entire place transforms into a magical wonderland. And the crowning glory is the talented street musicians who showcase their skills, making this market a true masterpiece. With countless stalls offering everything from souvenirs to food, clothing, and more, you'll be spoiled for choice.

An interesting place to visit when you are in Phuket Old town to get to know more about Peranakan culture in Phuket. There are Peranakan clothes for visitors to try on for photoshoot too. No entrance fee. Be there to be Peranakan once.

A small museum in the beautiful old bank building with a clock tower is located at the corner of Phangnga Road and Phuket Road junction in Phuket's old town area, exhibiting the history and culture of Phuket. It's free of charge for visiting and closed on Monday.

Free entrance. Starts with history about toilets and then there's some pictures about the history of Phuket. It's right by the food market, pop in if you're around.

Free entry and a great place to cool off while learning a bit about Phuket’s history

Free entry not a lot to see but still a nice place to look. It's worth a visit

This museum is a great place! It's a two-story museum with a diverse collection, including old furniture, interactive exhibits, vintage photos, and informative displays in both Thai and English. I wasn't bored at all and took a lot of photos. The entrance is free. It will take about an hour for a full exploration of the collection.

Must visit place, free of charge.. This museum is a place where you can learn about the history of the BaBa( Chinese,), how they came to Phuket, Thailand, and why they came. When Chinese people were in an unstable situation due to famine and changing dynasties in China, they came to Phuket by boat to make money in the Tin mine. George town in Penang , Malaysia, also have same Hokken Baba and their descendants live ( it is called peranakan) , that's why You can see that the same style of clothing and buildings are similar to Penang.

Lovely street that ends with a view of a beautiful wat. Other than that quite a touristy and short path

Old town phuket very clean and good for photos. Eating is expensive as compared with Patong and so are the shops.

Very colourful buildings and streets with Portuguese influenced architecture. It’s the perfect place if you’re wanting to get Instagram content. There lots of little street stalls and plenty of good coffee too!

It’s a very pretty place especially if you want to take an Instagram picture. Very colourful buildings. It doesn’t have to be this street specifically, just walk around the neighbourhood and discover the buildings.

What a place to be. Amazingly beautiful, houses and shops are beautifully maintained. A lot of shopping options, food outlets and so much more. Soi Romanee can be termed as heart of Phuket Old Town. Soi Romanee was once a red-light district for the many Chinese laborers who came to work the tin mines. The name of this soi is intriguing as rommani is an old-fashioned Thai word that has several meanings such as 'beautiful', 'adorable' and 'favorite'.

A very colorful street perpendicular to Thalang and Dibuk roads. The start of the street has a cafe that is an Instagram hot spot (the wedding Cafe, as it is unofficially known - the pictures give you a better idea). It has sino European architecture, cafes and the road leads to Wat Mongkhon Nimit at its other end.

Colorful, beautiful street. It could be a photo zone since the buildings are colorful. I was there twice. Once in vegetarian festival that was so busy and second at night and it was calm. Like the flourish cafe.

I went for 9th Dragon Emperor or Vegetarian festival and spend last two nights. Very crowded and noisy but great experience. The second was fire works blasting non stop for 4 hours and the atmosphere was surreal. Any devotees should make a pilgrimage there once.

Visited February 2025 for Chinese New Year "Lucky Day" Free entry. It is best to visit before 6 p.m. You can buy offerings and fireworks 🎆 🔥 on-site.

An important taoist temple in the region. Must visit if you are here. Inside, there is also a small shrine for the goddess of mercy. Make a donation to support if you can.

A famous nine emperors shrine in Phuket. Very happening during the annual vegetarian festival in town. One must visit to feel the festival atmosphere and holiness.

Beautiful shrine and great atmosphere. We were there in October and there was famous vegetarian festival in Phuket There were crowds of people but everything was so calm and good 😌

As you approach the entrance, admire the carvings and detailed murals on the grey marble walls outside. Inside, you wander through several colourful halls with an array of deities, paintings and flags. It's beautiful and I felt so ignorant not knowing more about these religions, when I watched the devotees streaming in and out, shaking the "fortune sticks" and lighting incence sticks. The place is so rich in colour and symbolism. Amazing.

Vegetarian Festival Lived with the people of Phuket for a long time. more than a hundred years Vegetarian diet started from The opera troupe is from China. to show at Kathu District and having a vegetarian ceremony there for the first time Due to the outbreak of epidemics, a lot of people died and got sick. but it is strange None of the people in the opera troupe were sick. after an inquiry The opera troupe worshiped Chinese gods and ate vegetarian food, abstained from meat, and performed fasting for nine days and nine nights. and a miraculous event occurred that made the villagers in that area recover from the plague. And it was asked that the opera troupe to convey the complete vegetarian ritual. Money was then raised for the opera troupe to travel back to China to bring the ritual and vegetarianism back to Phuket. Three months later, after the villagers had waited in despair, a junk boat arrived at the sa-phan -hin bridge. and someone from the opera came back with Statues of gods and incense burners have been brought to Kathu District, where vegetarian events will be held on the calendar on the first day of the ninth lunar month of every year, and the tradition of vegetarianism in Phuket is well known to foreign countries. Every year, Thai and foreign tourists come together to dress in white. to participate in the vegetarian festival It is another important highlight of Phuket Province.

Unique buildings worth taking photos while you are shopping along the street.

Nice for a walk and see some souvenirs shops.

Standing tall in the Phuket old town

Very Gorgeous. Love the streetfood, the markets, the cafes and the vibe.

A part from old town Phuket with good quality shops.

Beautiful old town; worth paying a visit for couple of hours on the way to or from Chalong Temple and Big Buddha statue.

Beautiful architecture and building colors

Beautiful island and there is many things to do ,

Krabi was great.,.it has a lot to offer.,.worth to visit and probably will visit again next year.,.

So nice, kind puple

Presented various stamps in Thailand and places of attractions. No one manning the location when I visited.

As a stamp collector it was a must visit for me. Interesting exhibits spoilt by the uncomfortable conditions. A working fan would have been appreciated. The building needs urgent repairs. Many containers on the floor to catch water from leaking roof. Very sad to see in such a bad state. It was free to visit but I would have gladly left a donation if it had been possible.

Had some fun history of the postal service in Thailand. But the building itself is in need of repairs. Watch your footing as there are several places where the floor is giving in or tile is broken up. Unless you're really a postal service enthusiast I'm not sure it's worth your time. Also, know they close for lunch from 12-1pm.

Beautifully restored old Phuket post office building and now converted into a philatelic museum. The front area is a parking lot so it ruins the view of this historic structure so wish they can create an alternative parking space to keep the facade and area more pristine. The new post office is just right beside the building so pop by the museum if you’re doing any mailing or business with the post office in the island.

I had a disappointing experience visiting this museum. The museum is quite small, and you can easily see everything inside in just 5 minutes. But the lack of proper cooling made it unbelievably hot inside. All I could think about was how to leave there faster. Also the staff didn't seem friendly and showed no interest.

It is right next to the postal office. Entrance is free. You can buy some nice collector's stamps here, there is no line. There are a bunch of exhibits here but no real stamps on display. Come here to buy local stamps instead of waiting on queue at the postal office.

A slightly odd little museum dedicated to the Thai postal service. Has some interesting old Post office setups for photo opportunities. Entrance is free. There's also a lot of old stamps and such, and some postal office related souvenirs available for purchase

This place transform into a night market on the weekend. Felt like i am walking jonker street at malacca. And many local come here as well. The night market start around 6pm.

Graffiti art in old town Phuket, it’s nice and calm and close to street food! Definitely a good spot to taken Instagram photos #wallsofinsta

graffity art by top artist of thailand graffity

A brief and serendipitous encounter with the work of Alex Face.. from MOCA in Bangkok.. to here in Phuket and Bang Wa in between if not everywhere else .. and globally beyond.. an artist that's worth following in social media, galleries and open air murals as he grows through the world.

It's a cool spot for photoshoot ofc :)

Iconic buildings and a cafe full of pink flowers. Great for photos. But super crowded.

Is a cute mural in the middle of the old Town, some people take picture there but seems like they put a fence on the weekends

If you had more than 24 Hours at Phuket this old town is a must visit place for you. You will remember the colours,street food and souvenirs and a lot of photos for your Instagram. Try to visit at times of low traffic and better take the trip on scooty with some local friends. I had a chance to visit the place soon after COVID-19 restrictions were lifted and had experienced the beauty to the core as tourists were not much and the area was clean and at pure form. Highly recommended in afternoon and evening time. The beauty can't be explained in words

Very cool and fun idea to discover phuket town. Best by walk, so make sure you wear comfy shoes and choose a day where it is not too sunny. Have a google map helping finding the art locations. There're a lot of coffee cozy places to make a walk stop. Street arts are hinding everything so don't forget to watch out also around corners.

It was fun, browsing around

Very fun place to walk and enjoy all street food and art walls if you don't mind the heat. Many people start walking since 4-5pm please becareful pickpockets.

It is mostly about Alex Face’s , a contemporary Bangkok based street artist mural on the Eastern wall of a building. Artist had experienced love and hate relationship with phuketeers. A must see as this is one of the creatures left not painted over in Phuket town. Adjacent to Soi Romanee, previously a red light district, now turned into a Coffee lovers paradise by its establishments.

Very interesting place ,beautiful street art, nice cafe and restaurant at this walking street.

Street art is a bit ran down but the old town is amazing. A good place for a stroll.

Old bulding close to Robinson the atmosphère is special, you will find many kind clothes like jeans, shirt, etc, etc

This place looks like a graveyard. Seems like most of the stores were shutdown a long time back. There is a few opened stores and barely people visit there. Not good for shopping. There are many outdated things and they are old. Even non of the electronic stair case works or are shutdown.

Ghost town, most places where shutdown long time ago

Eh. Save your money for local markets.

Not too many shops.

Place is closed probably

Nice goods

This is not the right place! You need to go to the clock tower! (Next street)

(Translated by Google) The end of one of the most interesting streets in Phuket Old Town, fits into the unique atmosphere of the entire old town, nearby you will find the Golden Dragon statue (Original) Zakończenie jednej z ciekawszych ulic na Phuket Old Town, wpisuje się w ten unikalny klimat całego starego miasta, niedaleko znajdziesz posąg Złotego Smoka

(Translated by Google) The photo does not match the location of the landmark. You should go to the Phuket Chinese Museum (Original) 照片與地標位置不相符，應該要去普吉華人博物館

(Translated by Google) Anyone passing through Phuket city can recommend stopping by to take photos in this area. The bank has been beautifully decorated in the Sino-Portuguese style. You can stop by and take pictures for passing tourists. (Original) ใครผ่านมาเมืองภูเก็ตก็แนะนำให้แวะถ่ายรูป​บริเวณนี้ได้​ ทางธนาคาร​ได้ตกแต่งไว้สวยงามตามสไตล์​ชิโนโปรตุกิส​ แวะชักรูป​ได้สำหรับนักท่องเที่ยวที่ผ่านมาครับ

(Translated by Google) This is a Romanesque building. It used to be the Standard Chartered Bank building. Now, it and the police station with a clock tower next to it have become landmark buildings in Phuket. The yellow facade of the building is very eye-catching. It is only two stories high, but the ceiling is very high and the sense of space is very strong. The light green stairs and blue doors and windows in the room are very high-end and not outdated today. The safe and safe that used to be a bank are still preserved inside. Now it is the Phuket Nyonya Cultural Museum and is open to tourists for free. Just report your nationality when you enter the door. The museum introduces the origin of Nyonya culture with pictures and texts. Although there are not many exhibits, it is highly interactive. There is a film machine for you to view old photos by yourself, there are picture cards that can be placed in the projector to understand Nyonya culture, and there are free costumes for taking photos. (Original) 这是一栋带有罗马式风格的建筑，曾经是渣打银行大楼，现在和旁边带有钟楼的警察局成为普吉岛的地标性建筑。 黄色的建筑立面很抢眼，层高只有两层，不过挑高很高，空间感很强。 室内浅绿色的楼梯和蓝色的门窗，搭配起来很高级，放在今天也不过时。里面依旧保留着当年作为银行的保险库和保险柜。 现在作为普吉娘惹文化博物馆，免费为游客开放。只要进门报一下国籍即可。博物馆用图文介绍了娘惹文化的由来，虽然展品不多，但互动性强。有胶片机可以自己查看老照片，有图文卡片可以放在投影仪里了解娘惹文化，还有服装免费提供拍照。

I loved the place. We are two pensioners but our inner child came to life. It was so nice to take pictures. The lady came to assist us and she took the pictures. We really appreciated it. She even made some suggestions. Thanks for their kindness. The entrance fee for adults was 500 Baht.

It's way cheaper if you buy your ticket on Agoda- we got 50% off for a non refundable ticket. We spend a good 3 hours taking photos. Took 1 stars off because my mom slipped as the floor was too slippery and hurt her back. Floor is too slippery, and wearing no socks doesn't help. Bring non-slip socks to wear as wearing shoes were not allowed. Another star off because there weren't any seating areas. Staff don't speak English, making communication difficult. It's fun to do with family & kids. I don't recommend elderlies unless they are fit. No elevators, you must be able to stand & walk.

We ended up going during a quiet time of the day and so we didn’t have any interference from other people at the museum which was good. We had our own personal guide throughout our journey in the museum, she showed us how to pose and where to stand, she took a picture of us at each artwork! The artworks are funny and great, and it’s a nice place for kids and adults. One downside is that there is not aircon inside, only fans, so you can get very hot very fast. Other than that, I think the entrance price of $15 is excellent, as we had our own guide who literally took all our pictures and I thought it was very worth it. I highly recommend to all travellers!

Great for $15 per person 1500 THB per person. There were a alot of awesome things on display here. The artwork is really cool and interesting/ interactive. If you get a chance you should visit. You can also pay by card and they have free parking right out front of the Museum. Definitely worth stopping by and a great great place for kids. I can't stress that enough. Had fun today! Thanks!

This was such a fun experience. It was very exhausting taking all of the photos, but such a great opportunity for people of all ages. The guide remained with us and took all our photos.

If you are in to clicking creative pictures, and love creativity, this is a must visit place. It is a small place, but one can easily spend 3 hours. A place loved by kids, to the fullest. Tip: book the ticket one day in advance, online to get some great deals.

A very calm place with lots of cool pictures and shades but the only problem is the fare 500 baht per person. If they would make their price as low as 100 baht people would be more attracted towards the museum.

The restaurant is situated in a beautiful Portuguese style bungalow with garden seating in the back. They have a dedicated vegetarian menu page along with a regular menu. The prices and portion sizes are decent. The Mushroom Tom yum was amazing, so simple but the flavors were bang on. The Yellow noodles with Tofu were decent. My husband enjoyed his Chicken Satay. My passion fruit soda was so refreshing The staff is very polite and welcoming.

We arrived in Phuket early evening, staying at the Royal City Phuket hotel and went out for a wander looking for some good Thai food. We were led to this place because of good reviews. We arrived about 7:30 pm - they close at 8:00 pm. It was completely dead in there, but they warmly welcomed us and we had lovely pad Thai, curry and Tom kha gai. We ordered a large beer which we’ve done multiple times on our holiday so far and this was the first time it was put on ice in a bucket! Beautiful, beautiful restaurant and beautiful people.

An incredible meal with very fresh ingredients and unique tastes. My boyfriend who has been drinking Thai tea at every opportunity said that it their homemade was the best he's had! Highly recommend trying the fried tofu with tamarind sauce, the eggplant with chili and garlic and the pad thai with homemade sauce. A bit on the pricier side but the restaurant and garden were decorated very nicely and the food delicious!

Very cute restaurant with delicious food and kind service. I love the open concept of the restaurant looking out onto the street of Old Phuket Town.

What can I say about this place, to service is perfect, the food to die for and price very reasonable. Some of the best food I’ve eaten.

Fantastic restaurant, can't recommend it enough. Food is delicious, there's lots of vegetarian options, and service is great. Very good value prices too, we literally came back every day we were in Phuket and 'pushed the boat out' one day to spend £15. You have to go through John Donuts to get there, and then it's a lovely garden setting with fans to keep you cool.

A cute cafe in the old Town of Phuket. The All American breakfast missed a bacon ;but hey, it was nice. The donuts served at the portion of the shop at the entry, were really good. The place felt very calming and the lady who served us was way too kind. I was even was thinking to myself; Do I even deserve such a royal treatment? 😃

A small public park in the heart of Phuket old town. It's where you can take a deep breath, take a walk, jogging, doing yoga or doing taichi etc. This place has been set up as a venue for Chinese New Year festival. One star off for the poor cleaning system.

This small park was created in honor of the 72nd birthday of Queen Sirikit. It is not as green as we would like, but on the green lawn, there are some beautiful trees and palms. There is a good playground for children and a clock tower. On major Chinese holidays, colorful fairs are held here. The pearl of this place is the statue of a golden dragon, which was also installed in honor of the queen. There is no special point in coming here to walk in the park, but coming here at the same time to take beautiful photos with the dragon is a good idea! In the evening, the backlight is turned on, the statue is greatly transformed and becomes more beautiful and majestic. Full information with video and easy navigation - in the 👉 PHUKETON application

A park built by the Phuket Council to commemorate the Queen's 72nd birthday. Some lanterns, the Golden Dragon, a parking basement and some children's playground. No a large area but an open space in the city.

Pleasantly surprised by the quality!

Really enjoyed the service!

Definitely high-quality!

Genuinely impressed by staff.

What a cute little stop for a phuket town tour. 150 Baht entrance. Come before noon. Take the tour. You can have your pics taken with traditional clothing at the end.

Authentic Sino Portugese house. Absolute highlight was our guide (the latest generation of the owners, I think generation 6). He was super knowledgeable and explained the history of the Chinese in the region with historic links going back to Macao and more recent links to Penang. Thank you so much!

Connected to history and culture, The Fifth Owner is very good at explaining everything in detail! I had a great time there; the entry fee of 150 baht is totally worth it!

I really enjoyed visiting this place as it connects Penang peranakan to the Phuket Peranakan. It is interesting to see how similar the building and interiors look including all the objects found in the household. I highly recommend visiting this house for some insight into Peranakan culture.

Visited on the weekend and was very grateful to get a guided tour. The guide was amazing and really shared the history of the house, family and local customs. As there are no descriptions, this really made the visit that much more enjoyable!

I really recommend it. I love a house museum. The guide (Arm) is really nice, explains everything about the mix of thai and chinese culture. He is really funny and kind.

It’s live museum which means the owners still live there upstairs. Surprisingly, we received a tour by the owner (it was not sth we expected, as she gathered us during our wandering around the house and proposed that she can tell us more about the place). It was really interesting, she explained to us a lot about the house and her family, we could feel a lot of positive energy. I think it was one of the most interesting museums I’ve visited. For me it’s must visit while in Phuket old town area.

Ticket fee was 120 per person. The museum isn’t that big, one section was still closed off. I feel like the 120 is a bit much, the inside was interesting tho sure, but it would have been nicer if we can at least exchange the ticket for a drink, like a bottle of water or a juice. The museum is connected to the cafe, Id recommend staying at the cafe instead.

The Thavorn Hotel itself is sadly closed, but there is a chic coffee shop serving fantastic coffee and delicious pastries. The coffee shop is also the entrance to the Thavorn Museum, which is worth a quick visit if you're interested in history, 1960's decor, memorabilia, architectural details & curios. THB 120 entrance fee. There's an extensive display of artifacts covering everything from the hotel's history, tin mining, farming and lifestyle. We really enjoyed it.

It's an interesting place and has a lot of artifacts, items, etc in pristine order but the place has no air conditioning and seems more like a private collection than a museum.

Based in a rather delapidated hotel which is currently undergoing renovations, this museum costs 50 baht to enter and is spread over many rooms. It's easy to call this many small museums together. It tells the story of the hotel, industry, mining and has an ecclectic toy collection as well. Is probably the best value museum in Phuket and it's rather large in size from what you see outside. Note that it is dusty and there are some old English explanations scattered through the museum

Very interesting, well worth it on a rainy day

An incredible collection of mining, house wares. So surprised by the size of the collection! There were actual train cars and trucks inside

Worth the price of admission to see artifacts of Phuket’s past and its transformation from mining town to vacation spot.

Nice spot. Loud music, nice lights at night. Lovely old buildings. The clock tower itself is nice but the star of the show seems to be the junction. Reminded me of the Beatles one in Liverpool with everyone trying to time the traffic to get photos. You’re probably going to end up walking around here anyway when visiting old town so check it out. One star off because there’s too many cars. This whole old town but would be much nicer if it was restricted to deliveries or something and embraced the whole walking street. Walking in Thailand is unpleasant with sketchy pavements and no official right of way for pedestrians. I’m rambling.

Part of the old town is the Surin Clock Tower, a Sino-Portuguese style building erected here in 2003. Before that, there was a radio mast, which was dismantled for lack of use. Around the clock tower there are artificial ponds with fish, there are benches, and the area is landscaped. You should not come here on purpose, but walking around the old town and being here you can make beautiful photos and sit on a bench, watching what is happening around you. Full information with video and easy navigation - in the app 👉 PHUKETON

Just stumbled upon this amazing clock tower in Phuket Old Town, it's really charming! The architecture around it is so beautiful, with all those colorful Sino-Portuguese buildings. I spent a couple of hours just wandering around, soaking it all in, there are plenty of great cafes and shops nearby too. Definitely worth a visit if you're ever in the area, it's a lovely spot/area.

An unmissable landmark of old Phuket town. Everyone comes here love taking pictures with it. There's two of these in town one at a busy roundabout, and this one is near the Sunday walking street. You're sure to see it if you're on your way to the Sunday walking street.

I was there last year,just passed the road but I couldn't pass this place so attractive to take the picture

Phuket old town land mark grate spot for colorful photos and videos.

One if the most beautiful places in Phuket town. Famous Surin Circle Clock Tower, must visit while in Phuket. Very nice view in the night time whin very beautiful lighting.

Highly recommended! Ambience 💯 food 💯 service 💯 It was a super elegantly and tasty restaurant! I can say it was probably the best restaurant we tried in Phuket! The restaurant set in the colonial style building and food was southern Thai style cuisine with bold and spicy taste. We couldn’t try few dishes as it was sold out but staffs accommodated our requests. It could be a great to place hold even private party as the restaurant was big and beautiful.

It’s okay-ish. The vibe is super cool though, the building is very pretty and so is the territory, the only thing they could use is better indoor lighting. This is where the positive stuff stops. The food did not impress. It looks good but don’t expect anything spectacular, you can find better taste elsewhere. Plus, the portions are pretty small overall, especially for these prices. The service, however, is what led me to leave this below average rating - this part we didn’t like at all, it’s pretty bad. The waitress made multiple mistakes in our order (we asked for not spicy and she brought spicy, I ordered sausage and she brought fried rice and refused to believe that that’s not what I ordered - really, arguing with a client?), the steak was cold, the curry portion which the waitress told us would be enough for two people was tiny (this made us pretty angry), the food was not taken away promptly after being eaten, the waitress was just looking at her phone instead of attending to us. I put some of the stuff back myself to free the table. We had to call the manager (who was much more professional) to address the multiple issues we had. So, this restaurant does have potential, but the service is pretty horrible and the food is just average for the price. I definitely won’t come back and I can’t recommend this place at all.

Very tasty high level Thai cuisine at a good price. 👍 I ordered a spicy pamelo salad with salmon - it was an amazingly tasty dish and I was delighted with the taste😋 The style of the restaurant is impressive, beautiful design. The staff is very friendly and attentive to detail. I recommend ❤️

Food was very good but nothing special. Nothing special meaning the items on the menu can be found at other restaurants around town. Atmosphere excellent. Beautiful building. Service totally sucked. Receptionist greeted us with a frown, without a wai (Thai greeting) or a smile. Maybe she forgot that her job is not security but a receptionist.😄 Service at the table was no better than any other road side restaurant. We came for lunch on a weekday with one table of 3 people before us. Glasses were left dry. No ice offered. No asking if we would like to order drinks. Dirty plates/ cutlery weren’t offered to be change during the meal… ok, the cashier was the only one happy with her job. Luckily there’s no service charge, but the food wasn’t exactly cheap. So overall… OK! Ample parking under the sun.🥵🔥🌞

If you want to taste delicious Thai cuisine, it's the place for you! The atmosphere is very relaxing and the staff is superfriendly. We enjoyed our meal -Squid in black ink herbal soup -Stir-fried Malindjo Leaves with Egg / Dried Shrimp -Southern Style Grilled Ribeye Steak -Signature Grilled Squid -Southern Curry with river snail -Deep Fried Pacific Mole Crab with Garlic -Crab and Corn Fritter All meals were presented beautifully and tasted delicious. The staff were great and warm smile is infectious making our dinning experience a memorable one. We worth the visit.

Please ask the staff for recommendations. They gave us a lot of suggestions and we tried everything which was excellent!!!! The signature dishes are to die for. But keep in mind they don’t serve alcohol between 2-5pm. Must visit when in old town!

I stumbled upon this mansion near Phuket Old Town when I was looking to try some Thai food in a more expensive restaurant. I must say I wasn't expecting such a beautiful interior, such cozy and calm atmosphere, great staff and most importantly - amazing food for reasonable price. Recommended if you extend your gastronomical horizons :)

New normal

(Translated by Google) The new Phuket City Hall is large and beautiful and includes all government offices in one place. Making it convenient for citizens to receive various government services. There is a 4-story parking building that is clean and modern. (Original) ศาลากลางจังหวัดภูเก็ตแห่งใหม่ ใหญ่โตสวยงาม และรวมศูนย์ราชการไว้ในแห่งเดียวกันทั้งหมด ทำให้สะดวกต่อประชาชนในการรับบริการด้านต่างๆของทางราชการ มีอาคารจอดรถ 4 ชั้น สะอาดทันสมัย

(Translated by Google) The parking lot is spacious, clean and looks convenient for the everyday people who are in trouble after Covid. (Original) ที่จอดรถกว้างขวางสะอาดตาแลดูสะดวกกับประชาชนหาเช้ากินค่ำที่เดือดร้อนหลังโควิด

(Translated by Google) Pantry shop Beautifully decorated shop Delicious food, smooth taste The price is not expensive. I really like it. (Original) ร้านตู้กับข้าว ร้านตกแต่งสวยงาม อาหารอร่อยรสชาดนุ่มนวล ราคาไม่แพงเวอร์ค่ะ ถูกใจมากค่ะ

(Translated by Google) Phuket City Hall Building (new) It is a reinforced concrete building, tetrahedron style, 5 floors high. It is a Sino-European architectural style building. Construction began in September 2014 and was completed in November 2021. The total construction budget is 486 million. There was a ceremony to invite the Garuda to be decorated on the gable of the building on 9 Nov. 2021. *Image by NNT (Original) อาคารศาลากลางจังหวัดภูเก็ต (หลังใหม่) เป็นอาคารคอนกรีตเสริมเหล็ก แบบจัตุรมุข ความสูง 5 ชั้น เป็นอาคารรูปแบบสถาปัตยกรรมชิโนยูโรเปี้ยน เริ่มก่อสร้างเมื่อเดือนกันยายน 2557 แล้วเสร็จในเดือนพฤศจิกายน 2564 วงเงินงบประมาณก่อสร้าง รวมทั้งสิ้น 486 ล้าน มีพิธีเชิญครุฑขึ้นประดับที่หน้าบันอาคารเมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2564 *ภาพโดย NNT

(Translated by Google) The COVID prevention system is good. Make documents conveniently. (Original) ระบบการป้องกันโควิดดีครับ ทำเอกสารสะดวกครับ

(Translated by Google) Warm my love, relieve the cold (Original) อุ่นไอรัก​ คลายความหนาว

Havnt been there since they renovated the place and had a big price raise. But in the past, it was an ok environment for the practice. The teacher I had (the only one who could speak English) didn’t have any enthusiasm for teaching. Every time she was with me, she seemed to be restless. Always came up with excuses to shorten the time she spent with me. So instead of getting 20 mins per class (1 hour shared between 3 students), I usually received about 12-15 mins. If you don’t speak Thai, I wouldn’t recommend you to go to this place for the lessons.

In August 2024, my family was on vacation in Phuket. In this store, we decided to buy a new Yamaha snare drum for a child who is studying music. We brought it home and when the teacher began to tune the drum, it turned out that all the screws and lags were rusty from the inside. The drum cannot be used without replacing all the screws and lags. In Russia, I could not find such parts. I contacted this store with a letter so that they could at least find such parts for me, but no one has responded to it for a week.

Great facilities, great musical gear but the first lesson was met with an empty reception area, what looked like a customer answering the school phone and sundry staff walking around looking for someone to except us for my daughters first lesson. Not impressed. 10 minutes into our first lesson and I'm still sitting here. Oh wait the janitor is pointing me to someone. Update! The teacher is not even here!! He is at the Yamaha studio at Big C. Typical Phuket service, quick to grab your money but not to provide the service. Don't think we will be continuing this much beyond our paid lessons.

If you don’t speak Thai, just don’t bother going there. Neither staff nor teachers speak English. They’re also major time wasters as well as very unreliable people.

Typical Phuket service🤣

(Translated by Google) Many beautiful corners Many music practice rooms, good atmosphere, convenient parking. In the middle of Phuket city I really like it. (Original) มุมสวยๆหลายจุด ห้องซ้อมดนตรีหลายห้อง บรรยากาศดี ที่จอดรถสะด่วก อยู่กลางเมืองภูเก็ต ชอบดีเยี่ยมค่ะ

(Translated by Google) Excellent music school. Everything is perfectly thought out. New tools. Great classes and self-study rooms. Reasonable prices. 300 baht per hour to rent a room with a good Yamaha piano. If necessary, a local teacher can be used. (Original) Отличная музыкальная школа. Всё идеально продумано. Новые инструменты. Великолепные классы и комнаты самоподготовки. Адекватные цены. 300 бат в час аренда комнаты с Хорошим пианино Yamaha. При необходимости можно задействовать местного преподавателя.

I don't really see much here. Just a place selling local wares, toys and food drinks. However visiting this place won't take long of your time. Just 10 minutes will be fine.

An old township street shops in Phuket town. Many shops change from their ancient days. Uneasy for walking around on the narrow’s footpaths.

The Dibuk road, is what people mean when they speak about Phuket Old town. It is a very interesting area and a place to visit.

Walk way of dibuk rosd

Nice architecture 👌

(Translated by Google) The Old Town in Phuket is a beautiful place and well worth a visit. It contains shops that sell homemade clothes, cafes, and restaurants. If you are lucky and the weather is nice, you may be able to stay there for one to two hours. (Original) المدينة القديمة في بوكيت مكان جميلة جدداً ويستحق الزيارة بجدارة يحتوي على محلات بيع ملابس محلية الصنع وكوفيهات ومطاعم إذا حالفك الحظ وكان الجو جميلاً ف قد تستطيع المكوث بها ساعة إلى ساعتين .

(Translated by Google) This time I came with a group. So I couldn't walk around and explore. Next round is new. (Original) รอบนี้มากับกลุ่ม เลยเดินสำรวจได้ไม่ทั่ว รอบหน้ามาใหม่ค่ะ

I bought some ointments. I went there after seeing reviews saying they were cheap, but I ended up buying them at a very expensive price. I really regret coming here.

Reasonable price Close on Sunday

Very polite staff , Tourist can buy medicine by showing a prescription soft copy

We found what we were looking for at a good price aswell

Good, compassionate service to help my friend with diarrhea.

Good items, it was really very much effective

I bought antibiotics and the clerk said there were 10 sets and charged me for 10 sets. But when I opened it, there were only 5 sets. I am very angry at their scam!!!!!!!

This museum is part of a hotel, but you can visit with 200 thb fee and the very sweet lady will take you around the house. It's a small museum showcasing past lifestyle of Moh Seng peranakan family. Quite interesting to see the furnitures / old items like the typewriters :)

You won't be disappointed visiting this house museum. Take a break from shopping and step back into Phuket's history. Imperial Chinese decor, old typewriters and radios, glass vases, china and dinnerware, and intricate furniture await you. Our guide was great, she introduced us to the house and to each room and then allowed us to view the items. You can even sit in the chairs for a photo. At the back is a working hotel. Washroom available.

It's a nice museum and made better by the tour. I learned a lot of history. It's a good place to visit in combination with some of the other museums in the area. The first time I came, I thought it was closed because the door was shut. So I just went home. The second time I came I saw there was a doorbell. But nobody answered when I rang it. I had to call them in order for someone to show up. They also were only doing the tour before 11am. So I would recommend calling them in advance. It seems that they just take visitors once in a while and not every day.

Wonderful experience - lady that showed us around was very welcoming and knowledgeable, linking parts of the museum back to our home countries. Great insight to the history of a successful Hokkien tin miners and Phukets old town 10/10. Keen to stay at the hotel next time!

Such an interesting historical experience i had here. Mdm Woo showed me around their big family house. The efforts they put in preserving this place as a gorgeous historical museum is beyond superb. A history lover like me enjoyed every second of being there. Well done ❤️❤️❤️ Highly recommend to go there and share the information with others.

Very interesting if you want to know more of historic phuket, very good guide who gives lot of explanations. Thank you so much 🙏

Great experience to know how the lifestyle of the Glory era of Phuket in Sino-European era.

Cool and cozy place Really friendly staff

(Translated by Google) There is no better place for a tastier cappuccino ~ nice service, pleasant environment ☘️ (Original) Není lepší místo pro chutnější cappuccino ~ milá obsluha, příjemně prostředí ☘️

(Translated by Google) I visited on the last day of my trip, and the coffee tasted good and the interior was clean. The male boss says he likes Korea~ (Original) 여행 마지막날 방문했는데 커피맛도 좋고 인테리어 깔끔해요~ 남자사장님이 한국을 좋아하신대요~

(Translated by Google) Opening hours are not correct, we are tired of wandering all over Phuket because of people like you (Original) Время работы не верно мы устали мотаться по всему пхукету из за таких как вы

(Translated by Google) Aromatic coffee, good taste (Original) กาแฟหอม รสชาติดี

(Translated by Google) Old Town stop (last stop) Central Phuket -> Old Town terminal They make all the customers get off here. (Original) 올드타운 정류장 (종점) 센트럴푸켓 -> 올드타운 종점 여기서 손님 다 내리게 하네요