Health District Phra Nakhon

Rommani Nart Park

4.3  1'861 Ratings

“Amid leafy paths and decorative fountains, Rommani Nart Park quietly mixes well-kept greenery with playful spaces and echoes of its historical past.”

Plan your visit

Closed Now – Opens at 04:00
Today: 04:00-21:00


Sam Yot 3 Min
Blue-Line MRT


Hua Lamphong 2km
Si Rat Expressway


Maha Chai Road
Bangkok


What to expect

Serenity and History Combined

Rommani Nart Park, located on Maha Chai Road in the Phra Nakhon district of Bangkok, is a hidden gem that seamlessly blends tranquility with historical charm. Visitors often praise its serene atmosphere, perfect for a peaceful stroll or a quiet moment of reflection. The park's lush greenery and well-maintained pathways provide a refreshing escape from the bustling city. Additionally, its proximity to historical landmarks adds a unique dimension, making it a favorite spot for both relaxation and cultural exploration.

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Rommani Nart Park · Reviews

Stopped by for a quick break and was really surprised by how peaceful and green it was, plus those squirrels darting up the trees made me smile—perfect little escape from city noise.

Pascal (2026)

Rommani Nart Park is a nicely maintained space in a quieter section of Bangkok. It has a gym, sport playground, and is close to the MRT SamYot. The park is great for lounging in the shade, strolling, or watching football games. Street vendors and several small restaurants on the south side of the park offer convenient dining options, making it a pleasant escape from the hustle and bustle of areas like Yaowarat, Sukhumvit, or Khao San Rd.

Somyot (2025)

I recently visited Rommani Nart Park, which is a unique spot that used to be an old prison. It features two remaining watch towers and a block of cells. Though most of the jail structures have been demolished, the park still offers a glimpse into its past. The park is compact with pretty fountains, a small pond, and a free public gym, although the equipment is quite old and rusty. There's also a small kiosk at the entrance selling water and snacks. Worth a visit if you're nearby and interested in historical transformations.

David (2025)

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