Current Bangkok Time : May 19, 2012
- Siam Guide
- Siam Shopping
- Siam Restaurants
- Siam Places to see
- Siam Things to do
- Siam Entertainment
- Siam Custom Tailors
- Siam Culture
- Bangkok Hotels
- Bang Rak Hotels
- Bangna Hotels
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- Chatuchak Hotels
- Chinatown-Yaowarat Hotels
- Din Daeng Hotels
- Don Muang Airport Hotels
- Khao San Hotels
- Ladprao Hotels
- Makkasan Hotels
- Pathum Wan Hotels
- Petchburi Hotels
- Phaya Thai Hotels
- Phuttamonthon Hotels
- Ploenchit Hotels
- Pratunam Hotels
- Rama 9 Hotels
- Ratchadaphisek Hotels
- Riverside Hotels
- Sathon Hotels
- Siam Hotels
- Silom Hotels
- Srinakarin Hotels
- Sukhumvit Hotels
- Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotels
Siam Square
Siam Square, like the city in which it is located, is an area of contrast. In essence it is the hub of all things cool, an individual expression point where styles are both shaped and surface (and resurface). Siam also holds claim to being the most expensive place to rent land in Bangkok. It is to the City of Angels, what Bond Street is to London and Fifth Avenue to New York, while still possessing the innovative atmosphere of Camden Town or Soho, NYC.
Siam Square itself is something of an open-air shopping complex that radiates a feeling of creativity. Tribes of bright and bold-slogan T-shirts meet with tailored suits, sporting eccentric accents. Siam Square is in essence where trends both emerge and are created, an epicenter of inspiration in Bangkok. This area stretches from Rama 1 Road down to the Chulalongkorn University Campus and from Phayathai Road over to Henri Dunant, and is a popular haunt of university students, media types and generally Bangkok’s ‘bright young things’.
Siam Square itself is something of an open-air shopping complex that radiates a feeling of creativity. Tribes of bright and bold-slogan T-shirts meet with tailored suits, sporting eccentric accents. Siam Square is in essence where trends both emerge and are created, an epicenter of inspiration in Bangkok. This area stretches from Rama 1 Road down to the Chulalongkorn University Campus and from Phayathai Road over to Henri Dunant, and is a popular haunt of university students, media types and generally Bangkok’s ‘bright young things’.
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