Top 8 Museums in Pattaya - 2023

Updated Oct 2023

No.1
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Ripley's Believe It or Not! Pattaya
4.3/5
471 Reviews

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Pattaya
221m from downtown

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"The most amazing place ever ..so interesting and the Haunted House was terrifying but so enjoyable. Would definitely do this again"
Highlights: Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum is also playfully called the Odditorium. Inside the museum, visitors can see all kinds of fascinating, weird and wonderful exhibits from around the world collected in one place for your enjoyment and amazement. Exhibitions include a shrunken head from Ecuador, the skulls of people from Tibet and a two-headed cat. Plenty of novel and nearly unbelievable exhibits are on display for visitors to expand their knowledge of our amazing world.
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No.2
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Teddy Bear Museum
4.6/5
590 Reviews

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Pattaya
2.3km from downtown

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"very fun to visit this place because have more zone for take a photo i like it."
Highlights: The Teddy Bear Museum located on Pattaya Beach Road was created by South Korean designer, Kim Hyun Chol. The museum showcases the adventures of a teddy bear on a miraculous journey. It is divided into 12 regions including Inca Zone, Africa Zone, China Zone, Dinosaur Zone and Christmas Kingdom. Each area is different, with realistic lighting, colors and sound effects, including a number of activities for children.
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No.3
World Gems Collection
4.3/5
25 Reviews

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Pattaya
74m from downtown

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"The Thai original stone museum is a museum integrating exhibition and shopping! The formation and source of the original stone is very exciting! Making crafts is also more distinctive! Many passengers still like to buy!"
No.4
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Rubber Land
4.2/5
10 Reviews

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Pattaya
2.3km from downtown

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"Good place to learn much about rubber and latex with all the friendly and helpful staff. However it's actually a targetting tour groups from overseas (Chinese, Taiwanese, etc) to go purchase mattresses and pillows. A 7.5cm thickness king-size (1.8m x 2m) mattress is priced at over 60k Baht after VAT deduction."
Highlights: Thailand's unique rubber museum, full of knowledge and fun. Here you can learn that rubber is not only the main cash crop in Thailand, but also the pride of Thailand. Come and visit the Loeb Rubber Pavilion and feel the charm of rubber.
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No.5
Museum of Rare Animals
4.2/5
13 Reviews

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Pattaya
3.6km from downtown

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"nice,good view,good weather"
Highlights: The Rare and Exotic Beast Museum is located in Thailand, where there are various types of exotic animals from all over Thailand, including double-headed beasts, white beasts, hairless animals, etc.
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No.6
The Museum of Buddhist Art
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Pattaya
7.5km from downtown

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No.7
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Hello Van Gogh
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Pattaya
7.4km from downtown

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No.8
Sleep Museum
4.0/5
1 Reviews

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Pattaya
6.2km from downtown

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"Sleep museum( Pattaya Sleep Museum), the so-called Sleep Museum is actually a latex product store. Although the high-quality tour group selected does not have compulsory shopping activities, it is provided free of charge in the rich gold house. The Sifang Floating Market and the tourist project of the Roman Golden Palace are matched. Two shopping shops, Pattaya Sleep Museum is one of them. Unlike domestic shopping shops, Thailand's tourism industry is very developed and perfect. Whether it is a jewelry store, a snake drug store, a Thai silk store or a latex store, they all visit the huge exhibition hall first and watch the performance for free. Special person to explain the magical effect, free experience products, step by step to attract customers' purchase interest. The scale of the latex store is not small, the price is not too expensive compared to the domestic genuine (the domestic ultra-low price / fake goods are not compared), because I have been to Cambodia before (the price is too expensive) I have purchased latex products with Thailand, and if there is a demand, I can still buy them here. Large items can be received within half a month. If you are not interested, the exhibition hall introducing the history of human sleep can still take a look, and then find a comfortable bed to lie on and rest comfortably for a while."