There are 8 attractions listed in Phnom Penh on this site, each with its location, how long to allow and what it costs to get in where we have verified the figure. Use it to build a day rather than to collect a list - most of these sit close enough together to combine two or three before lunch.
September 2026
Tuol Sleng was a secondary school in Phnom Penh that the Khmer Rouge converted into Security Prison 21, where thousands were detained and interrogated between 1975…
Choeung Ek, about 15 km south of Phnom Penh, is the best known of the sites where prisoners from S-21 were executed and buried in mass…
The National Museum of Cambodia holds the largest collection of Khmer sculpture in the world, housed in a terracotta-red pavilion built in the French period beside…
The Royal Palace has been the residence of Cambodia’s monarch since the 1860s, and the public can visit its throne hall, gardens and the adjoining Silver…
Wat Phnom is the temple on the small wooded hill that gives Phnom Penh its name - literally the hill of Penh, after the woman the…
Central Market, or Phsar Thmei, is the domed Art Deco hall completed in 1937 at the heart of Phnom Penh, with four arms radiating from a…
The Russian Market earned its name in the 1980s, when Soviet expatriates were among its main foreign customers. It is a dense, low-ceilinged warren south of…
Koh Dach is a Mekong island a short ferry ride from Phnom Penh, known for household silk weaving still done on wooden looms under the houses.…