A Stroll on Sisowath Quay, The Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, Temple of the Emerald Buddha, The National Museum, Wat Phnom, Independence and Liberation memorials, Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21), Documentation Center of Cambodia, Killing Fields

Airport - Phnom Penh International Airport (IATA: PNH | ICAO: VDPP) - previously "Pochentong" - is the largest of Cambodia's two international airports (the other is at Siem Reap). The airport is about 11km from the city centre (Sisowath Quay).
Shopping - Popular tourist buys include Cambodian silk, local silverware, traditional handicrafts and curios (including Buddha figures), and made-to-order clothes. Central Market (in Cambodian called Psar Thmei - "New Market") is a 1930s Art Deco covered market near the Riverfront (Sisowath Quay) district. The market is well set out, and sells everything from flowers to video games. Street 178, just north of the National Museum, is known as Artist Street and has many interesting boutiques.

Hotels

DV8 Guesthouse & Bar - 7 Street 148; tel. 012 620 441 / 012 776 885

King Guesthouse - 141th Street, off Sihanouk Avenue; tel. 012 220 512

Number Nine Guesthouse - 9 Street 93 Boeung Kak Lake; tel. 012 766 225 / 012 935 813

Number Nine Sister Guesthouse - tel. 012 424 240

Rory's Guesthouse - 33 Street 178 (facing the Royal Palace and National Museum and 100 meters from the riverfront) tel. 012 425 702

Restaurants

Jungle Bar and Grill - 273B Sisowath Quay, next to Riverside Bistro

La Croisette - corner of Sisowath Quay and Street 144

Setsara Thai Restaurant - 3D Street 278

Bali Café - 379 Sisowath Quay

Friends Restaurant - 215 Street 13 (50m north of the National Museum)