Abhaibhubejhr Thai Herbal Medicine Museum was established in 1909. The building was built in Baroque architectural style to be the reception palace for King Rama V; however, the king had passed away before it finished. Then, the building was used as a reception hall for King Rama VI and other royal families.

          The building now is functioned as an archive of Thai traditional medical. Apart from the biography section regarding Chaophraya Abhaibhubejhr, it gathers wide ranges of traditional Thai medicine knowledge, including Thai medicine reservation, Thai herbal medicine textbooks, folk medicine, and ancient wooden equipment and tools used for making medicine in King Rama V's period. A traditional Thai drugstore Pho Ngoen – Abhaibhubejhr's Medicine is located in the right-wing of the building. Pho Ngern still maintains an ambience of a historical drugstore with ancient medical cabinets, drug counter, herbs cabinet, glass jars used for macerating herbs, and a countless of herbal medicine. Visitors can also buy the processed herbal medicine of Abhaibhubejh Brand.

        If visitors still have some time left after exploring the museum, it is encouraged to go to Abhaibhubejhr Day Spa. It is a mixed style of Thai traditional style and folk medicine style, combined with the Western civilization style. The spa focuses on overall health restoration. They also provide healthy food and beverage particularly for those who are interested.