What to do in Bangkok this weekend (26-28 May)

Ploy Piti-isariyapornPublished: 15:49, 26 May 2023| Updated: 15:49, 26 May 2023

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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (26-28 May) — PHOTO via iStock

PHOTO via iStock

Are you ready for another adventurous weekend in Bangkok? Now that the workweek is over, it’s time to kick back, relax, and take full advantage of the most of our free time. This article will help you find exciting activities, cultural events, or simply places where you can relax and recharge.

Things to do in Bangkok this weekend (May 26-28)

Lost in the sound of Matt Maltese Live in Bangkok

Matt Maltese, an English singer and songwriter best known for his sorrowful indie rock song “As the World Caves In,” will be performing in Thailand once again. On May 26, 2566, he put on his own concert titled “Matt Maltese Live in Bangkok” at Union Hall in Bangkok.

Celebrating International Burger Day at 25 Degrees Bangkok

International Burger Day is approaching this Sunday, on the 28th of May. How about celebrating it at 25 Degrees Bangkok? They have an amazing promotion for their cheeseburgers where the first piece is priced at 190 baht, and you can grab the second one for just 1 dollar! Don’t miss out on this incredible deal.

Service hour: 24 hours
Google map: 25 Degrees Burger Bar

Immerse yourself in the world of art and the life of world-renowned artist Vincent Van Gogh, Van Gogh Alive Bangkok

The largest exhibition of world-class digital art in Southeast Asia, “Van Gogh Alive Bangkok,” showcases the significant works of renowned Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh. This powerful and legendary artist in Western art history presents his collection, allowing art lovers to learn and create with inspiration.

Entrance fee: VIP 1,490 baht / General admission 990 baht / Student 480 baht
Duration: 31 March – 31 July 2023
Venue: 6th floor, Attraction Hall
Google map: ICONSIAM

Experience Thai heritage afternoon tea at the Sukhothai Bangkok

All new afternoon tea set at The Sukhothai Bangkok — PHOTO via The Sukhothai Bangkok

The Sukhothai Bangkok is home to a well-known and comforting afternoon tea service. As soon as you enter the hotel, you’ll feel a sense of calm and serenity, as if you’ve escaped the chaos of the city.

Price: Starting at 2,600 baht for two persons
Service hour: Sunday to Friday 13:30 – 16:30
Google map: The Sukhothai Bangkok

Awaken your taste buds at the Bangkok International Food Festival 2023

The Bangkok International Food Festival 2023 will be the world’s largest food event, showcasing restaurants from all over the nation. Indulge in delicious meals from around the world and listen to live performances by famous artists every day. Not only that! There are a wide variety of exciting options for leisure time. The Bangkok International Food Festival is the year’s most anticipated event, so mark your calendars now.

No entrance fee
Service hour: 15:00 – 22:00
Duration: 26 May – 31 May 2023
Venue: Central World
Google map: centralwOrld

Wander around the largest flea market in Bangkok, Chatuchak weekend market

For tourists and bargain hunters of all genders and ages, the Chatuchak weekend market is a gold mine. Food, clothing, shoes, accessories, plants, and decorative items are just a few of the many items available. The prices are friendly and reasonable, making it a popular shopping destination that shoppers return to.

Ploy Piti-isariyaporn

With a passion for crafting engaging and informative content, Ploy’s journey as a content writer began as a freelance writer at BkkClub. She covers various lifestyle topics from travel to restaurants and provides the best recommendations as a local herself. Ploy loves art; she goes gallery-hopping during the weekends.