Phuket Old Town

What to see in Phuket Old Town

The places worth stopping at, inside a square kilometre you can cross on foot in fifteen minutes.

Half of them publish opening hours. The other half do not, and where that is true this page says so rather than repeating a time somebody guessed.

  1. Ancient buildings in Sino-European style4.5 from 2,594 reviews

    Thalang Road, under the name Google itself gives it. 09:00–18:00, which is a listing artefact — it is a street, and it is there at 22:00 too.

    09:00–18:00 daily · 349 m from Thalang Road

  2. Phuket Thai Hua Museum4.0 from 1,111 reviews

    The 1934 school building on Krabi Road. Open on Mondays, when much of the district is shut, and the one page here that has been checked by phone.

    09:00–17:00 daily · 303 m from Thalang Road

  3. Wat Mongkolnimit Phra Aram Luang (Wat Klang)4.6 from 1,025 reviews

    The Buddhist temple in the middle of it, open from 05:00. Busier than any shrine in the district and almost nobody writes about it.

    Mon 05:00–19:00 · Tue 05:00–19:00 · Wed 05:00–19:00 · Thu 05:00–19:00 · Fri 05:00–19:00 · Sat 05:00–19:00 · Sun 05:00–22:45 · 296 m from Thalang Road

  4. Chinpracha House4.3 from 875 reviews

    09:00–16:30 daily. A family mansion with the furniture still in it, which is the thing Thai Hua is not.

    09:00–16:30 daily · 661 m from Thalang Road

  5. San Chao Jui Tui4.8 from 712 reviews

    The shrine at the centre of the Vegetarian Festival, and no published hours anywhere we would cite.

    Hours not published · 889 m from Thalang Road

  6. Museum Phuket4.4 from 663 reviews

    A restored former bank on Phang Nga Road. 663 reviews, and no hours on Google.

    Hours not published · 293 m from Thalang Road

  7. Thavorn Phuket Museum4.4 from 165 reviews

    09:00–16:00 daily, 424 m from Thalang Road, and 165 reviews. The small one.

    09:00–16:00 daily · 424 m from Thalang Road

The streets are the other half of it and they cost nothing.Soi Romanee is 133 metres between Thalang Road and Dibuk Road, and has its own page: what is behind each door, when the crowd arrives, and what the alley was built for.

Full pages are being written one at a time, starting with the ones we have checked directly.

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