Ratchadaphisek (รัชดาภิเษก) is a district of the city of Bangkok.
To know
Ratchadaphisek generally abbreviated to Ratchada, is the district that follows the northeastern part of Ratchadaphisek Road, is north of Sukhumvit, east of Phahonyothin and west of Ramkhamhaeng. Since the completion of the metro line this area has become an entertainment area for the locals, with dozens of discos, theaters, karaoke bars, bowling centers and even an ice rink. Foreign visitors (mostly Japanese and Chinese) are drawn to seafood restaurants, cultural shows, and massage parlors (aka brothels). The portion of Ratchadaphisek Road that runs along the Sirikit National Convention Center is on the page of Sukhumvit.
Unlike the Sukhumvit area which is mainly frequented by Western immigrants, Ratchada congregation places are mainly frequented by Thais, although foreigners are welcome. On Saturday nights there is a peak of crowds with Thai students pouring into the pedestrianized "RCA" Royal City Avenue. As a government-organized entertainment zone, nightclubs stay open until 02:00, an hour longer than other areas in Bangkok. Bars and nightclubs have also opened in soi around RCA and Ratchadaphisek.
How to orient yourself
Ratchadaphisek: full screen map.Finding your way around here is pretty easy. Ratchdaphisek Road is the main road that crosses the district from north to south, the nerve center of the district's transport and in fact the MRT metro runs right along its subsoil. Many of the soi intersect with the main road with odd numbers on the west side and even numbers on the east side.
How to get
By public transport
Ratchadaphisek has been served by the MRT metro system since 2004. The line runs exactly under Ratchadaphisek Road with many stops. If you come from Silom, Sukhumvit, Siam Square or Yaowarat and Phahurat the metro is definitely the best way to get there. The stations are, from south to north: Phetchaburi, Phra Ram 9, Thailand Cultural Center, Huai Khwang, Sutthisan and Ratchadaphisek. The metro ride from Sukhumvit station takes about ten minutes and trains depart every five to ten minutes for a cost of 16/41 baht.
Ratchadaphisek is not easy to reach by ship, but the service is fast Saen Saep Express Boat makes a few stops south of the district. It is generally the fastest way to get to Ratchadaphisek if you are coming from Rattanakosin, Khao San Road or Dusit. A run from Rattanakosin it takes about 30 minutes (including the change at Pratunam pier) and costs between 8 and 20 baht. The most important pier is Asoke-Petchaburi, from which Ratchadaphisek Road can be reached on foot. From there you can change to the metro heading to the nearby Phetchaburi MRT station. If you go to Royal City Avenue (RCA), you can get off at the pier Wat Mai Chonglom. Other piers that are located along the borders of the district are Prasanmit, Italthai, Soi Thonglor is Charn Issara. All these piers are served by the NIDA line which starts from Pratunam pier and runs north-east to Ramkhamhaeng.
By bus
There are about 20 bus lines covering Ratchadaphisek Road. The ordinary line with air conditioning 136 departs from Khlong Toei Market, nearby Sukhumvit and follows the MRT metro line north along Queen Sirikit Convention Center, Asoke Road and Ratchadaphisek Road, passing the Sutthisan, Lat Phrao and Phahon Yothin MRT stations before heading to Chatuchak Market and Mo Chit, the North Bus Terminal. The ordinary line and with air conditioning 206 starts north of Asoke Road along Ratchadaphisek Road to the intersection with Phahonyothin Road. The ordinary line with air conditioning 514 passes through Silom Road and passes along Ratchadamri Road, Ratchaprarop Road, the Victory Monument and Din Daeng Road to the intersection with Asoke Road from where it then heads north along Ratchadaphisek Road to the intersection with Lat Phrao Road.
By taxi
You can also take a taxi, it's okay to say "Ratchada" as everyone abbreviates it. Taxis are a convenient way to get around Ratchadaphisek, especially if you are inside its soi which are difficult to navigate. A ride from Sukhumvit shouldn't cost more than 50 baht while a ride from Silom shouldn't cost more than 70 baht.
How to get around
What see
1 Hall of the Permanent Exhibition on Life in Thailand (หอ ไทย นิทัศน์), Cultural Center of Thailand, Walthana Tham Road (Exit 1 of the Thailand Cultural Center MRT station), ☎ 66 2 247 0028. 
Free. 
Mon-Fri 09: 30-16: 30. Exhibition on the history of the Thai people and aspects of their culture, going from prehistoric times to the present day with a lot of focus on the struggles for independence. The exhibition is divided into five topics covering Thai culture, important archaeological sites in Thailand, world civilization, origins of Thais, language and literature. The information is presented using computer images, photographs, slides and even puppets.
What to do
- 1 BSC Bowl, 3rd floor, RCA Plaza, 31 / 6-9 Royal City Ave, ☎ 66 2 641 5870, 66 2 641 5873.
Mon-Sun 10: 00-01: 00. Bowling center great for an evening with friends. It is huge and with dozens of tracks to play. - 2 PTT Speed Way, 2nd floor, RCA Plaza, 11/31 Soi Soonvijai, ☎ 66 2 2031205, 66 2 2031207.
390 baht / 8 min. Mon, Tue, Thu 16: 00-00: 00, Fri 16: 00-03: 00, Sat-Sun and holidays 13: 00-00: 00. With its 7000 square meters it is the largest indoor go-kart track in Asia. It is attended by more than 100,000 people each year, most on weekends, and F1 driver Nico Rosberg is rumored to be a member.
Massage centers
Ratchadaphisek Road has many massage centers ranging from top-tier ones specializing in traditional Thai massage to "soaps", the latter being very popular in the area and actually a cover for prostitution activities. They are indicated by large, illuminated, windowless buildings with type names Emmanuelle, Poseidon, Caesar's, and further south, Mona Lisa. Most of them are in the area around the MRT station Huai Khwang. Keep in mind that if you take a taxi to go directly to one of these places, the taxi driver will expect a commission.
Shopping
- 1 Big C Extra, 125 Ratchadaphisek Road (Thailand Cultural Center MRT Station), ☎ 66 2 354 0570. Mon-Sun 09: 00-24: 00.
- 2 Central Plaza Grand Rama 9 (ศูนย์การค้า เซ็นทรัล พระราม 9), 9/9 Rama IX Road (Exit 2 of the Phra Ram 9 MRT station), ☎ 66 2 103 5999. Mon-Sun 10: 00-22: 00. A huge shopping center built above the MRT station with 9 floors of shops, three floors of beauty centers and 2 floors of schools with the most varied subjects, from yoga to music to taekwondo. In addition to the shops and restaurants there is an SFX cinema venue, a gym and an ice skating rink.
- 3 Esplanade (ดิ เอ ส พ ลา นา ด), 99 Ratchadaphisek Road (Exit 3 of the Thailand Cultural Center MRT station), ☎ 66 2 642 2000. Mon-Sun 10 am-11pm. Seven floors of phone and makeup shops with a few cinemas, restaurants (mostly Japanese), cafes and gyms. An ice skating rink and a bowling center. It is quite disorganized and looks chaotic, it lacks personality and you only visit this place if you are in the area.
- 4 Fortune Town (ฟอร์จูน ทาวน์), Fortune Town Building, 1 Ratchadaphisek Road (Exit 1 of Phra Ram 9 MRT Station, slightly north of the intersection of Ratchadaphisek Road and Rama IX Road), ☎ 66 2 641 1884, 66 2 641 1886. Mon-Sun 10: 00-22: 00. Like the Pantip Plaza in Pratunam, but much less touristy, it is one of the best places in Bangkok to buy computer components. It has a large telephony section on the second floor and the computer section is on the third and fourth floors. There is the Tesco Lotus supermarket, many barbershops, restaurants and a food court.
- 5 Robinson (โรบินสัน), 139 Ratchadaphisek Road (Thailand Cultural Center MRT Station), ☎ 66 2 248 2626, 66 2 248 2635. Mon-Sun 10: 00-22: 00.
How to have fun
Ratchadaphisek is Bangkok's entertainment mecca that offers all the most modern facilities worthy of a metropolis: theaters, bowling centers, karaoke rooms, go-kart tracks and ice skating rinks. Most of the facilities are new as they opened after the completion of the MRT line in 2002.
- 1 [link not working]Blu-O Rhythm and Bowl, 4th floor, Esplanade, 99 Ratchadaphisek Road (MRT Thailand Cultural Center), ☎ 66 2 5115 5443. 80-190 baht. Mon-Sun 10 am-11pm. A rather strange entertainment center because it mixes karaoke rooms with bowling alleys aimed at upper-middle-class ladies. The entrance is clean and colored in blue, gold and white. The karaoke rooms look like living rooms with a DVD player and touch sensitive screens. The 22 bowling alleys are great. After 5pm the players will play with diffused lights and fluorescent balls. There are DJs playing, sofas and cocktails can be ordered.
- 2 House RCA, 3rd floor, RCA Plaza, 31/8 Royal City Ave, ☎ 66 2 641 5177, 66 2 641 5178. 100 baht. Mon-Sun 11: 45-00: 00. Small art cinema with two screens where no Hollywood films or big Thai productions are showing, but you can expect to see Swedish art films or unknown Chinese films. Foreign films are subtitled in both Thai and English. This cinema is not as luxurious as the ones in Siam Paragon but it is still good. The lists of films on the program are often wrong so go there in person and see what they are showing.
- 3 Muangthai Ratchadalai Theater, 4th floor, Esplanade, 99 Ratchadaphisek Road (MRT Thailand Cultural Center), ☎ 66 2 669 8288. Theater Opened in 2007 with 1,500 seats with a full program of theatrical productions and live performances mainly aimed at Thais.
- 4 Spark Entertainment Center, Basement floor, The Emerald Hotel, 99/1 Ratchadaphisek Road (MRT Huai Khwang), ☎ 66 2 276 4567. Mon-Sun 11: 00-01: 00. Self proclaimed "entertainment center" it has a games room, karaoke rooms and a pool table. In the complex there is also the Carnival Pub where live bands play and the Sparks Discoteque disco
- 5 UMG RCA Cinema, RCA Plaza, 31-6 / 9 Royal City Ave, ☎ 66 2 641 5913, 66 2 641 5914. 150 baht. It once had five screens, two of which on the third floor have been converted into the House RCA cinema. The three remaining screens have 1,000 seats for which the latest Hollywood releases and major Thai productions are screened.
- 6 Sub Zero Ice Skate Club, 4th floor, Esplanade, 99 Ratchadaphisek Road (MRT Thailand Cultural Center), ☎ 66 2 354 2134. Mon-Sun 11: 00-17: 00, 17: 30-01: 00. You can skate in peace or take lessons. In the evenings it turns into a disco with strobe lights, DJs playing live and bars made of ice. Don't forget to bring your jacket.
Cultural shows
The area around the Cultural center of Thailand it's the right one for cultural shows. The best traditional Thai show is the We are Niramit.
- 7 [link not working]Playhouse Magical Cabaret, 5 Ratchadaphisek Road (Inside Suan Lum Night Bazaar South of Lat Phrao MRT Station, Exit 1), ☎ 66 2 024 5522. 1,200 baht. Mon-Sun 19:00 and 20:20. A fascinating, fun and colorful show featuring beautiful dancers and an incredible stage project that recreates scenarios from around the world. The show ranges from classical ballet, tap, hip hop, contemporary styles and famous pieces to international musicals. The 350-seat theater is filled with rich details, state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems, and access to panoramic views of the stage. The staff will take care of the convenience of the spectators with good service, food and a free drink.
- 8 [link not working]Golden Dome Cabaret, 252/5 Ratchadaphisek Soi 18 (Exit 3 of the Sutthisan MRT station, then walk south for 500m to soi 18 and then another 400m), ☎ 66 2 692 8202, 66 2 692 8205. Mon-Sun 3:00 pm, 4:15 pm, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm and 8:00 pm. Another ladyboy show, typical in Bangkok.
- 9 We are Niramit (สยาม นิรมิต), 19 Tiamruammit Road (Exit 1 of the Thailand Cultural Center MRT station, on the other side, diagonally, of the Cultural Center of Thailand), ☎ 66 2 649 9222. 1,500 baht. Mon-Sun 20:00. A state-of-the-art cultural performance center that uses modern technology integrated with old-fashioned storytelling to describe the history of each region of Thailand. The story also describes hell, Himmaphan forest, heaven and lands beyond imagination from Thai literature, all influenced by Thai beliefs. There is also a majestic show about Thailand's art and cultural heritage performed by 150 actors.
- 10 Cultural Center of Thailand (ศูนย์ วัฒนธรรม แห่ง ประเทศไทย), Walthana Tham Road (Exit 1 of the Thailand Cultural Center MRT station), ☎ 66 2 247 0028, @[email protected]. A meeting place perfectly integrated with cultural activities and social education that can accommodate 2,000 people. There aren't many foreigners in this area so most of the shows are aimed at Thais and there is always something to see. There are almost always symphony orchestra concerts, and foreigners come here mainly to see traditional Thai culture performances. Before you go it is advisable to call to ask what they have planned.
Music and discos
If you are looking for entertainment that locals hang out with, Royal City Avenue and Ratchadaphisek Road are interesting places to hang out at night. The clubs are huge with great visual effects. Having fun here is different from other tourist places. Instead of 40-year-old tourists, one would expect to meet local 20-year-old university students. They order drinks by the bottle instead of by the glass and the locals dance while standing at their table, not on the dance floor. Always bring a document to be checked at the entrance.
Royal City Avenue (RCA)
Royal City Avenue, typically referred to as RCA it is a famous and fashionable street open only to pedestrians which has seen difficult times. By 2002 the whole street was pretty dead, known as a place where minors took refuge for their alcoholic needs. It had a reputation for having bad services and long queues at the toilets. After a major social campaign, document control was introduced and only those over 20 years old were allowed to enter.
RCA is now back in fashion with Thailand's biggest nightclubs, many of which have been refurbished with beautiful decor and special effects. To improve the image, a lot of effort went into the design of the bathrooms. It is said that Route 66 has the most beautiful bathrooms in the world; there are also magazine racks in case you like to take your time and make-up rooms for the ladies.
You don't see many Westerners even if you are welcome.
- 11 Flix / Slim, Royal City Ave Block D, ☎ 66 2 203 0377, 66 2 203 0378. Tue-Sat 19: 00-02: 00. A large conglomerate of three large halls and two discos merged together. Flix mainly plays House music while the Slim is divided into two zones, one with Hip Hop music and the other with live bands as well as being a restaurant with tables and chairs. The interior is stunning and can be seen from the outside through the glass. Frequented mainly by 20-year-olds.
- 12 H.O.B.B. (House of Bangkok Bar), 59-62 Soi Sun Wichai, Royal City Avenue (Close to Route 66), ☎ 66 2 641 5959. Mon-Sun 19: 00-02: 00. One of the newest clubs, with live music. Aimed at locals with Thai Pop, Rock, House and Hip Hop music.
- 13 LED Nightclub, Royal City Avenue Block C, Soi Sun Wichai (A little south of Route 66). Tue-Sun 21: 00-02: 00. One of the busiest nightclubs in the RCA. This is the place to hang out if you like Electro and House music. Many international DJs play on elevated stages supported by fantastic lighting effects and a good sound system.
- 14 Overtone Music Cave, 29 / 70-72 Royal City Ave Block C (Close to 808 Nightclub [geodata are approximate]), ☎ 66 2 641 4283. Free. Wed-Sun 17: 00-02: 00. Instead of a generic nightclub, all the chairs are facing the stage, so the whole audience watches and hears the band playing, usually Jazz, Rock or Blues music. People focus more on listening than drinking. A Singha or Corona beer costs 100 baht while a cocktail around 150 baht.
- 15 [link previously not working]Prop Bar, Pracha Chuen 30, ☎ 66 2 203 0699. Mon-Sun 20: 00-02: 00. It's not as huge as the big clubs and it's more of a place to hang out than let loose. There are usually Rock or Ska bands playing on stage. The only foreigners who come to RCA typically don't get that far as it is a bit far.
- 16 Route 66, Royal City Ave Block C, 29 / 33-48 Soi Soonvijai (North West of 808 Nightclub), ☎ 66 2 203 0834. 200 baht. Mon-Sun 20: 30-02: 00. One of the largest and best known nightclubs on RCA. Chock full of Thai guys, especially on weekends. There are different wings, each with different music or live bands, all combined with beautiful lighting effects and animations on the walls and ceilings.
Ratchada Soi 4
Ratchada Soi 4 contains dozens of pubs / clubs that are very popular with Thai twenties. It was previously an area of second-hand car dealers and some still operate during the day. This soi is the place to go to see how young Thais love to have fun. The music is often too loud but in reality that seems to be the main attraction. These places aren't as impressive as the ones on RCA, they look decadent and dirty but you can have a lot of fun.
- Rad, 56/17 Ratchadaphisek Soi 4 (Thailand Cultural Center MRT Station), ☎ 66 2 245 0789. Free. Mon-Sun 21: 30-02: 00. It is as famous as it is noisy and a good pub to have a nice evening in. The music is a mix of Hip-Hop, Dance and Electronic with also live bands.
- 17 Snop, 58/5 Ratchadaphisek Soi 4 (Thailand Cultural Center MRT Station), ☎ 66 2 612 2459. Free. Mon-Sun 19: 00-02: 00. The most famous club in Soi 4. It stands out from the others with its effect lights on the outside. On two floors connected by an elevator it is large and impressive. The interiors are trendy and stylish and the tables are lined up in order. A great place to experience Thai night and see local bands playing live.
- 18 Zaleng, Ratchadaphisek Soi 4 (Thailand Cultural Center MRT Station), ☎ 66 2 248 5404. Free. Mon-Sun 19: 00-02: 00. The red carpet at the entrance leads to a choice of two rooms, one with House / Trance music and the other with live bands. Like the other places the music is very loud, so it is impossible to communicate and you will return home with a nice ringing in your ears.
Ratchada Soi 6 and 8
A trendy place among 20-year-olds who stay late and there are dozens of clubs here as well.
- Dance Fever, Ratchadaphisek Soi 6 (Exit 2 of the Thailand Cultural Center MRT station), ☎ 66 2 247 4295. Mon-Sun 19: 00-02: 00. Very famous among Japanese tourists, it has organized concerts by Erasure and Bush in the past.
- 19 [link previously not working]Hollywood Awards, 72/2 Ratchadaphisek Soi 8 (Exit 2 of the Thailand Cultural Center MRT station), ☎ 66 2 246 4311, 66 2 246 4313. Mon-Sun 19: 00-02: 00. One of the biggest clubs in the city and represents the Bankok of days gone by with neon lights and cloying shows. It has a large room where you can drink, without a dance floor with entertainers on stage singing covers, a bit like in a cabaret. Impossible to sit down as there are no chairs.
Nightlife for lesbians
For years, the nightlife for lesbians was practically non-existent and the few bars that were there were scattered around the city. Today, however, a community has begun to be formed on the Royal City Avenue, led by Zeta and the E-Fun.
- E-Fun, 21/135 RCA Block D (In front of the Overture), ☎ 66 8 1777 8018. Mon-Sun 20: 00-02: 00. This is the newest lesbian-only club in town although it might not be too appealing to most Western lesbians because it is dedicated to "tom-dee"Thais don't like to be called lesbians and they follow specific gender roles.
- 20 Zeta, RCA Block C (At the intersection with the Tops supermarket), ☎ 66 2 203 0994. Mon-Sun 20: 00-02: 00. The first bar in the city dedicated exclusively to lesbians. Only women can enter, no men, no gays or drag queens. It is in the middle of RCA and attracts a fairly young clientele and like the other venues on this street, the weekend is packed.
Where to eat
Ratchadaphisek has many seafood restaurants dedicated to high-class Chinese and Japanese customers, although compared to Western prices they are still affordable. Area Huai Khwang it has many good restaurants for late evening dining. If you are on Royal City Avenue (RCA), south of the street is the 1 RCA Plasa with many food outlets, a food court and a Tops supermarket.
The road is next to the Phra Ram 9 MRT station 2 Ratchadaphisek Soi 3 on which there are some excellent street restaurants at very low prices. To try is the khao man kai (chicken with rice and hot sauce) or the moo yang (grilled pork); they won't cost more than 80 baht.
Moderate prices
- 1 Cork Tree Cafe, Udom Suk Alley (Exit 3 of the Sutthisan MRT station, opposite the Hotel Ratchada Point). 50 baht. Mon-Sun 9: 00-19: 00. Cafe and restaurant with a cute decor consisting of wooden puppets, a collection of Garfield bears, old TVs and strange clocks. Each dish is prepared from scratch and is probably the best compromise between street food and high quality preparation in the Sutthisan area.
Average prices
- 2 Nathong restaurant, 569/1 Pracha Uthit Road (Huai Khwang MRT Station, then take a taxi), ☎ 66 2 691 0641, fax: 66 2 691 1300, @[email protected]. 250 baht. Mon-Sun 11: 00-00: 00. The film was shot in this Thai restaurant Bangkok Dangerous - The Assassin's Code, the scene where Nicolas Cage takes the deaf girl to dinner. It is not a high class restaurant but the sitting area around the pond is nice. They have a menu with a lot of choice.
- 3 Somboon Seafood (สมบูรณ์ โภชนา), 167 / 9-12 Ratchadaphisek Road (Huai Khwang MRT Station Exit 3), ☎ 66 2 692 6850, 66 2 692 6853, @[email protected]. 500 baht. Mon-Sun 16: 00-23: 30. Good Chinese and Thai style seafood restaurant with 6 other locations scattered around Bangkok. Curried crab is one of their specialties.
Where stay
For western tourists it is not as popular as Sukhumvit but there are some great hotels here too. Moli are aimed at high-class Chinese and Japanese customers.
Moderate prices
- 1 Watana Mansion, 209 Ratchadaphisek Soi 17 (Sutthisan MRT Station), ☎ 66 2 275 0110, fax: 66 2 275 0119, @[email protected]. 700-1250 baht. A 14-story hotel, simple, clean and air-conditioned rooms. There is a small swimming pool, 24-hour room service and an Internet Cafe with four computers and Wi-Fi available for 20/30 baht per minute. The staff are not very attentive and the restaurant is not worth the money.
Average prices
- 2 Bangkok Cha-Da, 188 Ratchadaphisek Road (Huai Khwang MRT Station), ☎ 66 2 290 0170, fax: 66 2 275 4049, @[email protected]. 1,500 baht. New and modern 14-story hotel with clean and spacious rooms. The pool is a bit small and the dishes served in the restaurant are bland and not made with love. If you want to exchange money, the exchange here is terrible.
High prices
- 3 A-One Bangkok Hotel, 9 Sun Wichai Soi 4 (Thong Lo Pier), ☎ 66 2 718 1030, fax: 66 2 718 1044, @[email protected]. 2,500 baht. Decent hotel with swimming pool. Quite far from any public connection so you have to take a taxi. Many customers stay here due to its proximity to Bangkok Hospital. There is free Wi-Fi in the lobby.
- 4 Chaophya Park Hotel, 247 Ratchadaphisek Road (MRT Ratchadaphisek), ☎ 66 2 290 0125, @[email protected]. 4,400 baht. Good hotel with large and clean rooms, maybe a little old but still good. The area is very quiet, there are no shops or massage centers. It is close to the MRT station with which you can quickly get to the Chatuchak market.
- 5 Emerald Hotel, 99/1 Ratchadapisek Road (Huai Khwang MRT Station), ☎ 66 2 276 4567, fax: 66 2 2764 5556, @[email protected]. 3,500 baht. The Emerald is located in the center of the Ratchadaphisek area, just a five-minute walk from the nearest metro station. They also serve good Chinese food at good prices. The rooms are a little worn but the beds are large and comfortable with good bathrooms.
- 6 Grand Mercure Hotel (Old Fortune Hotel), Fortune Town Building, 1 Ratchadaphisek Road (Phra Ram 9 MRT Station, at the intersection of Rama IX Road and Ratchadaphisek Road), ☎ 66 2 641 1500, fax: 66 2 641 1530, @[email protected]. 2,800-12,000 baht. Luxury hotel in the southern part of the Fortune building which contains the IT Mall and the Tesco Lotus supermarket.
- 7 [link previously not working]Princeton Park, 3 Mitmaitri Road, ☎ 66 2 617-4600. 3,000-4,200 baht. Out of the way hotel to reach which you need a taxi. It has a swimming pool, gym, cafeteria and a grocery.
- 8 Swissotel Le Concorde, 157-159 Ratchadaphisek Road (MRT Huai Khwang), ☎ 66 2 694-2222, fax: 66 2694 2218, @[email protected]. 3,000-4,500 baht. Luxury hotel with spacious rooms. The lobby is huge with an impressive chandelier. The furniture looks old and faded but is still good.
How to keep in touch
Internet
The best place to connect to Wi-Fi for free is the mall Esplanade. Many Wi-Fi points at the McDonald's, to the Coffee World, and in other cafes and restaurants. Just sit down at one of the benches on the ground floor and you can connect.
Other projects
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