Suan Dusit Art Gallery

Suan Dusit Art Gallery is a museum in Bangkok, Thailand.

Museums and art galleries in Bangkok

Museums	Bang Khun Thien Museum Bangkok Folk Museum Bangkok Noi Museum Bank of Thailand Museum Children's Discovery Museum Museum of Counterfeit Goods Kanjanaphisek National Museum King Prajadhipok Museum King Rama VI Museum Museum of Imagery Technology National Museum Bangkok Plai Nern Palace Prasart Museum Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre Queen Sirikit Gallery Royal Barge National Museum Royal Elephant National Museum Royal Thai Air Force Museum Samphanthawong Museum Siriraj Medical Museum Thai Human Imagery Museum Thai Labour Museum Thai Philatelic Museum The Science Museum - Ekamai The Science Museum - Klong Luang Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Centre

Arts galleries and crafts museums	Abhisek Dusit Throne Hall (Handicraft) Bangkok Art and Culture Centre Bangkok Doll Museum Bangkok Fashion Trend Center Bangkok University Gallery Benchamabophit National Museum Gem and Jewelry Museum H Gallery Jamjuree Art Gallery Museum of Buddhist Art National Gallery Rare Stone Museum Silpa Bhirasri National Museum Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum Span's Cultural Gallery Suan Dusit Art Gallery Tadu Art Gallery Tang's Gallery Silapakorn University Art Gallery Wat Phra Keo Gallery Thai Life Permanent Exhibition Hall

Heritage buildings	Bangkok Corrections Museum Hall of Railway Heritage Jim Thompson House Kamthieng House Museum M.R. Kukrit's House Suan Pakkad Palace Varadis Palace Vimanmek Palace

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