Parks & outdoors
One Bangkok Park
One Bangkok Park is an urban green space within the One Bangkok development in Lumphini, with shaded walks, seating and outdoor gathering areas beside the Rama IV and Wireless Road district.
Visiting essentials
Park access
Operator describes the urban park as accessible 24 hoursRail connection
MRT Lumphini Exit 1A green pause within One Bangkok
One Bangkok Park forms part of the landscaped public spaces within One Bangkok, a mixed-use development in Lumphini, Pathum Wan. The park offers a place for a walk, a break outdoors or a meeting before exploring the surrounding retail and cultural spaces. Its mapped point identifies the park feature within the precinct, rather than a separately confirmed entrance.
The operator describes the urban park as accessible around the clock. Retail outlets, the underground rail connection, shuttle services and organised activities have their own operating times. Plan an early or late visit around the access route you intend to use; a 24-hour park description does not mean every building or connection stays open.
The development provides shaded pedestrian routes, rest areas and landscaped water features. Its published accessibility information describes level entrances, ramps, tactile paving, accessible toilets and wheelchair assistance points across the precinct. Anyone needing assistance for a particular route can contact One Bangkok for general enquiries before travelling.
Walking and outdoor spaces
Public art in the park
Anish Kapoor’s stainless-steel S-Curve plays with reflections, while Tony Cragg’s It Is, It Isn’t is a 7.8-metre abstract sculpture. The operator identifies both works within One Bangkok Park, giving an art-focused walk two specific places to look for.
ExploreA break along One Bangkok Boulevard
Ribbon Flow is a sculptural seating area along One Bangkok Boulevard. It offers a place to pause during a wider walk through the precinct; it is separate from a promise of a scheduled event or class.
ExplorePets, assistance and a late visit
Bring pets in a carrier or stroller
The operator allows pets in a stroller or carrier through the open areas and urban park. This guidance does not establish a dog exercise enclosure or permission for off-lead activity.
ExploreArrange help for your route
The precinct provides wheelchair assistance points, accessible toilets, ramps and tactile paving. Contact One Bangkok with your particular route or assistance questions before travelling.
ExploreKeep the transport window in mind
The operator describes the direct MRT pedestrian connection as open 06:00–00:00 daily. If visiting the park outside that window, arrange another route rather than assuming the underground walkway is available.
ExploreGetting to the precinct
MRT Lumphini
Use Exit 1 for the direct underground walkway into Level B1, connecting with Parade and The Storeys. Follow the precinct signs onward to the park.
ExploreBTS and the EV shuttle
From Phloen Chit BTS Exit 2, the complimentary EV shuttle departs outside Mahatun Plaza about every 15 minutes. Published hours are 07:00–22:00 on weekdays and 09:00–23:00 on weekends and public holidays.
ExploreDriving and drop-off
The operator identifies Parade on Rama IV Road and The Storeys on Wireless Road as taxi drop-off points. Published car parking gives the first two hours free, then THB 30 per hour for hours three to six and THB 60 per hour from hour seven; purchase-based extensions have separate conditions.
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| Facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Accessible routes and toilets | Available Precinct-wide official accessibility information; ask for assistance with the particular route. |
General precinct enquiries
General One Bangkok enquiries use +66 2 483 5555 and contactcenter@onebangkok.com. These are precinct-wide contacts. The official location page provides parking and facility maps.
Official location and transport information
Review the operator’s directions and parking details before setting out.
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Sources & review
Content owner: Thailand Navigator Editorial Team
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