Rooftops by Area

By district

Where you're staying decides where you're drinking. Pick a district and we'll point you up.

Bang Rak

Riverside grandeur — golden domes and white-tablecloth terraces high above the Chao Phraya.

Bangkok's central shopping belt — Chidlom, Ratchaprasong and Pratunam — wall-to-wall malls, luxury hotels and some of the city's busiest sky bars.

The green edge of downtown around Lumphini Park — embassy-quiet streets and rooftops looking out over the city's biggest park.

The luxury spine between Siam and Sukhumvit — five-star hotels, Central Embassy and some of the city's most refined sky bars.

The Chao Phraya's hotel strip, classic riverside rooftops with the water and the old town in view.

Old-money high-rises over the river bend — Sathorn is where Bangkok's tallest classic sky bars look west into the sunset.

The city's retail heart around Siam Square and the stadiums — central rooftops above the shopping crowds.

The financial district after dark: glass towers, the city's highest open-air bars, and a glass tray 314 metres up.

Asok, Nana, Thonglor, Ekkamai, Phrom Phong, Phra Khanong and On Nut: the city’s densest rooftop strip.

Sukhumvit is long, so each stretch of the BTS line has its own page, from Nana in the west to On Nut in the east.