Fakes are so prominent in Bangkok that there’s even a museum dedicated to them, where a mind-boggling array of counterfeit merchandise collected over the years by law firm Tilleke and Gibbins is on display. An in-house lawyer from the company's intellectual property department provides a complimentary tour. Call for an appointment at least 24 hours before a scheduled visit.
Museum of Counterfeit Goods
Bangkok
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