Queen Savang Wadhan Museum
Srapathum Palace, 195 Phayathai Road, Bangkok 10330 Thailand
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The Queen Savang Wadhan Museum, founded in her honour in 1995, is located in the heart of Bangkok. Queen Savang Wadhana is known for her charitable work and ensuring the same educational rights for both boys and girls.
The museum is housed in a palace designed by Italian architect Mario Tamagno in 1915. Visitors will be able to see a documentary about the Queen’s life. The museum is divided into three zones, each representing a different period in the Queen’s life.
You will be able to see letters, telegrams, newspaper clippings, foreign magazines, and even the Queen’s diary, as well as personal items such as glasses, powder coats, royal seals and things made of turtle shell and ivory.
One of the most interesting exhibits is the fabric that was used to wipe Her Majesty's feet.