Phnom Penh is the capital of Cambodia, home to around 1,573,544 people.
Best time
November–March for cooler, drier conditions
Weather
Varies from tropical to temperate depending on the season
Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda
Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
Killing Fields (Choeung Ek)
Wat Phnom
Central Market (Phsar Thmei)
Riverside (Sisowath Quay)
National Museum of Cambodia
Russian Market
Central Market (Phsar Thmei)
Riverside (Sisowath Quay)
Russian Market
Mostly free or pay-what-you-like — always double-check opening times and any seasonal fees before you go.
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Local favourites
3-Pots Lady
This lady serves inexpensive and super delicious local curries with noodles and an immense portion of meat at an unbeatable price. The only
Surn Yi Vegetarian Restaurant
Vegetarian restaurant with a variety of dishes including Chinese and Western options. Order by writing the item numbers on a laminated sheet
Warung Bali
Small, traditional Indonesian restaurant in a tourist area.
Anise
Comfortable, nicely decorated corner restaurant with free Wi-Fi and some good dishes from a varied menu, including SE Asian. Their club sand
Aussie XL
About the only thing Aussie about this place is the owner. Foster's has, in keeping with Aussie trends, been banished from the place. But th
Java Creative Cafe Toul Tom Poung
Soups, salads and sandwiches in a cosy setting overlooking the Independence Monument. Good vegetarian options. Has a rotating art exhibition
Tourist favourites & top-rated
Khmer City Hotel
Surprisingly good for the price. Free Wi-Fi.
#10 Lakeside Guesthouse
Capitol 3 Guesthouse
Warm, friendly staff and quick laundry service. 5 floors of squeaky-clean rooms that are out of the direct sunlight and never seem to get to
Dragon Guesthouse
Europe Guesthouse
One of the cleanest and most conveniently located guesthouses you can find. TV, Wi-Fi, laundry, bus and flight tickets. French, English and