Luggage Storage Grand Palace

Make your trip to the famous Grand Palace in Bangkok hassle-free by storing your bags at one of the partnered storage sites offered by Radical Storage. We make sure you have an amazing traveling experience by providing inexpensive and convenient facilities for Grand Palace luggage storage.

The friendly staff of our partner storage locations across the city makes sure your luggage is well taken care of for just 5€ per bag per day. There is no waiting in lines or limitations on the luggage size or dimensions either. On top of all that, Radical Storage also provides coverage of 1100000฿ for each item of your baggage.

About The Grand Palace Bangkok

The Grand Palace is the busiest tourist destination in the capital city of Bangkok and it’s renowned for being a royal Buddhist landmark. Built during the 18th century, the palace used to be the official residence of King Rama I-V of the Chakri Dynasty.

The beautiful structure of the Grand Palace Thailand sits along the eastern side of the River Chao Phraya in the central district of Bangkok called Phra Nakhon. Its astonishing architecture, ancient temples, and rich history attract over 8 million people annually. If you are planning to go, the Grand Palace Bangkok tickets cost 500 THB for non-Thai tourists.

The best way to reach the Grand Palace is by taking a taxi or tuk-tuk. However, if you are coming directly from the Bangkok Train Station, then the suitable option is the MRT subway to Sanam Chai Station which is just 10 minutes away from the palace. Grand Palace Bangkok timings are 8:30 am to 3:30 pm so you wanna make sure you get there on time.

Facts about The Grand Palace Bangkok

Here are some Grand Palace Bangkok facts for you to enhance your experience of the palace:

• If you want to visit the Grand Palace, you must be wearing a certain type of clothing. The Grand Palace Bangkok dress code includes attires that fully cover your legs and arms, both for men and women, meaning no skirts, tank tops, or shorts.
• The initial structure of the Grand Palace had to be completed using wood because King Rama ran out of building funds. Then after many years, the next king ordered the wooden structures to be replaced by stone blocks.
• It wasn’t until 1925 that the Grand Palace started getting recognized as the holiest temple of Buddha in Thailand. Before that, it served as the royal court, the residence of the royal family, and the war ministry.
• Despite being in the heart of Thailand and built during the reign of King Rama, the Grand Palace Bangkok displays strong features of European architecture. Only the Temple of Emerald Buddha inside the palace exhibits purely Thai architecture.