Phra Ram Ratchaniwet

Originally called “Ban Puen Palace,” this European baroque and art nouveau style palace is situated at Ban Mo on the south of the town. The construction began in 1909 by the command of King Rama V to be his rainy season palace. A German architect, Mr. Karl Deurring designed the palace, while Admiral HRH Prince Boriphat of Nakhonsawan and HRH Prince Damrong supervised the construction. It was completed in 1916 in the reign of King Rama VI and it was used to welcome and accommodate state visitors during that time. It has been commissioned to many institutes, it now becomes Petchaburi Historic and Arts Museum under the conservation by Thai Royal Army. Opening hours: Monday-Friday, 8.30 am.-4 pm., Saturday-Sunday 8.30 am.-4.30 pm. Admission: 50 baht. Contact: 0-32428-506 to 10 ext: 259

Visitor Information

• Contact: 0 3242 8506

Getting There

Phra Ram Ratchaniwet is located at Ratchadamri Road. View on Google Maps.

Tips for Visitors

• Early morning or late afternoon offers the best light and fewer crowds.

• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for uneven ground.

• Some sites offer combined tickets covering multiple locations.

• Allow at least 2 hours to explore the site fully.