I was totally impressed with the collection they have in this museum. We can see any money that was used in olden days. This place is also very well-maintained. Interesting and highly-recommended to visit.

I went there without expectations and I went out really happy. The place is full of locals and they are really friendly. The price is good and I loved the place.

If you want to know about one of many history of Indonesia, you can visit Museum of Central Bank Of Republic Indonesia. Museum of Central Bank of Republic Indonesia located in old city of Jakarta, it closed to Kota Tua Jakarta. The museum is very...More

A Bank Museum in a Dutch colonial building, yet with modern display. Also good for taking picture/selfie.

One of Jakarta great museum, located not far from kota railways station or kota transjakarta station, this museum is must visited. The ambiance and knowledge you've got is amazing. Learn much fun when you took visit here, actually one wings are closed for couple of...More

This is a financial museum in the historic building that used to house the old colonial bank or Javasche Bank. It explains the financial history of the indonesian archipelago going back a thousand years and gives a lot of attention to the financial crisis of...More

The museum was undergoing some renovation and 50% of the museum was closed. However, the museum is really interesting and it tells the whole timeline of how indonesian rupiah came about.

Banking Museum Indonesia is set in a beautiful old building that has been maintained over the years from its colonial past. The entrance fee was 5,000 Ruphiah (equivalent to about GBP 0.30 June 2017). The museum traces the history of banking in Indonesia from the...More

I think this is a must see in Jakarta. The only problem is that currently large parts of the museum are closed for renovation.

The Museum Bank Indonesia offers a well designed experience to see how money is made, from the initial design to the printing and distribution of currency, as well as the history of money in Indonesia from early trading currencies to modern cash. When I visited...More