Before coming here, I wasn't expecting much, but actually it's a great experience. If you ever wanted to see an attraction, you can start with it's small copy, and then decide if it's worth seeing. The structure of the park is curious, divided between European part (strangely includes the US and Egypt) and Asian (Thai, to be more specific). Besides, Mini Siam has a nice photo potential - have fun with size and scale. Recommended for families with children, and anyone interested in architecture.

I have been to Mini Siam many times now. I love this venue set in over 46,000 square metres of landscaped gardens. They have two zones Mini Siam which features Thai landmarks and Mini Europe. It says mini Europe but it features models of landmarks from all over the world. The address for this venue is 387 Moo 6, Sukhumvit rd, Pattaya City Naklua, Bang Lamung, Chonburi, 20150. Construction began in 1986, but it began as a research project the previous year. The Democracy Monument in Bangkok was the first model to be built. Admission is Thais: 100 Baht for adults and 50 Baht for children, Foreigners: 250 Baht for adults and 120 Baht for children. Many web writers on the Internet condemn this practice of double charging, one price for Thai people another price for a Foreigner, usually more. However think of this, Thai people don’t earn the same kind of money foreign people earn. So being Thai they reduce the price to help them or because they are simply Thai and in their own country, so what is wrong with that. I know it perhaps does not happen around the world, but you really have to get used to it and not let it annoy you. The opening hours for Mini Siam is Daily from 07.00 am. – 10.00 pm. At night time the many models, over 100, are now lit up. You can play Gulliver on his travels, for hours visiting here as you tower over the models which are built to a scale of 1:25. After you have enjoyed the Mini Siam, next to the attraction is a Go Kart track for those that enjoy a spot of racing. In the model area are food sellers and a restaurant. At the far side of the Gardens is a small lake with a grotto walk through footpath. At this small lake you can feed very hungry fish that fight for the pellets that you buy and then feed them. The models themselves have a beautiful style, finish and look to them while others now are looking a little tired. I have no doubt this will change through the passage of time.

It is a good place to see some miniatures of famous structures of the world if you do not have opportunities to visit the places by yourself. However, the place is not sheltered, so in the afternoon it can be very hot. I do not really recommend this place for small children. It may be good to introduce the buildings for elementary age children.

Visited 7 years ago and it was great. So big and needed a golf buggy to get around. This time, kids were old enough to come along. Pffftt... It's now tiny. Walk round in 30 minutes. No longer worth the money.

The place is really good to visit. The miniatures of famous architectures are worth to watch specially in night. Lighting adds extra elegance to the place. Only drawback is fees is 3 times more for foreigners compared to locals.