STATUE OF RAMA V AND THRONE ROOM ANANDA SAMAKHOM

This impressive Italian style building inspired by the Renaissance architecture was carried out by the Italian architect Mario Tamagno. It thus leaves the other temples and monuments of the city by its western appearance. The building was built at the beginning of the th century at Rama V's request to receive foreign dignitaries. He will not see the end of the construction, which will only be completed after his death, under the reign of Rama VI in 1915. Inside, in addition to the throne room, there is a museum of Thai crafts. In front of the palace, an imposing square impresses with its delightful and emptiness. In her centre, she houses a Bronze V equestrian sculpture that was built in Paris in 1907 by George Ernest Saulo, Rama V having moved to France to ask.