
The Sirimahannop Tall Ship, a new landmark on the Chao Phraya River
was designed to replicate and commemorate the legacy of the legendary “Thoon Kramom” ship, a 475-ton three-mast ship which was the largest vessel in Siam that brought prosperity from across the seas of the west to the Kingdom of Siam. The Thoon Kramom was built in the early trading period between Siam and western countries following King Mongkut (Rama IV)’s pursuit of free trade which subsequently led to the signing of the Bowring Treaty with Great Britain resulting in trade and bilateral ties.
When Siam had to face invasion from western countries, the Thoon Kramom, already docked and ready to operate in the northern part of Phra Chulachomklao Fort, was thus converted into a warship and played a crucial role in defending the Chao Phraya estuary. It later was assigned to the naval apprentice school before being decommissioned. On March 21, 1923, the Thoon Kramom was the last three-masted ship used by the Royal Thai Navy for warfare.

Museum
The interior of the Sirimahannop Tall Ship has been decorated with artwork portraying Thai civilization and history, as well as the rich heritage of the first industrial and international trading area in Siam.

Exquisite Restaurant and Bar
Managed by the professional team of Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park, Sirimahannop invites you to enter a vibrant world of gastronomy and mixology. The ship showcases liquors and spirits from all around the world, specializing in rum and creative cocktails inspired by Thai woods and tropical fruits. Complementing our creative beverage list, Sirimahannop also invites you to take a culinary journey with a series of delectable dishes, including Thai and European seafood, which reflects the ship’s historic global voyages. To experience the recommended specials, Captain's Set Menu is also available when booking in advance. All dishes are crafted with fine ingredients to ensure impeccable gastronomic experiences.
Operating Hours:
Mon – Fri 16.00 – 00.00 hrs
Sat – Sun & Public Holidays: 12.00 – 00.00 hrs
For more information or to make a reservation, please call 02 059 5999 or email sirimahannop@marriott.com
Heritage Alive
The ‘Heritage Alive’ concept is reinvigorating a lifestyle destination for Thais and tourists along the Chao Phraya riverside, reflecting and reviving the preservation of an important historical and economic area. The story of Charoen Krung Road was chosen as it runs along ASIATIQUE The Riverfront and resonates as a significant artery for Bangkok from its earliest days, highlighting the prosperity that was achieved from international trade during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V). The site where ASIATIQUE now stands was the first and largest international trading port in Siam, making it the gateway to global commerce which played a large role in integrating western and eastern concepts which still connects the past from the reign of Rama V to the present.





Living Museum & Art Festival
Journey through Memory Lane at the Living Museum, where visitors can experience and learn more about Siamese civilization, the local way of life, and arts and culture handed down from generation to generation. The Living Museum is a unique exhibition which uses innovative and interactive technologies, including augmented reality visuals for the first time through 59 attractions across three zones: River of Relations, From the River to the Land of Prosperity, and Thai Cultural Heritage.
Experience an Art Festival which features culture, history, and the local way of life which are integrated into paintings, street art, sculptures and many more, providing a new way to appreciate artistic creations and providing the perfect backdrop for visitors who are keen on taking pictures and ‘checking-in’ on their smartphones.
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