The King Prajadhipok Museum in Bangkok was designed by a Western architect and built in 1906, in the reign of King Rama V. The three-storey edifice is decorated with Greco-Roman motifs and reliefs, and has a dome-shaped tower topping the front hall.

It displays the royal regalia and personal effects of King Prajadhipok (Rama VII), as well as many photographs, documents and even films about his life.

The items focus on the main episodes of his life, from birth and early childhood until his final years and death.