Bali Museum

5 Brightone Nik - 2 months ago

Very interesting museum with lots to see, so investigate every buildings to learn more about Bali and the local history and culture. You don't need to have a tour guide, but their knowledge my help getting a little more out of every piece. Facing a wonderful garden. Recommended

4 LEI LIU - 4 months ago

It’s a good museum with 50K for the entrance fee. It seems kids are free. I brought my day care nanny and two kids under 3, still charge for 100K~ I didn’t think much. But later I found local people have cheaper price? (My nanny doesn’t even really enter the museum)

The displays and the buildings are nice~ I enjoy a lot. I only brought my 3-year-old son inside because my daughter fell asleep just when we arrived. Before leaving the tour guide ask for 200K for the service. He said two person for 200K. Crazy~ I gave 100K just because he mentioned he has two kids, one is 5, another is 10. But after I gave 100K still asking for another 50K, I said no more $.. I’m glad for the tour guide service, and I know it’s a hard time for most of the Indonesian, 可是我也不是盤子好嗎????？我只是一個旅遊之餘， 想要來點文化之旅、多了解一點峇里島文化的人好嗎～

4 Josua Muliawan - 8 months ago

Has many collection about Bali's history (mostly its culture) and the place has peaceful and serene atmosphere which is good for taking photos.

While the staff is helpful and informative, it would be much better if they wear uniform instead of tshirt and sandals. The parking space is also adequate but there is not clear sign on where to enter the parking spot and the museum, so you may miss and passed the place

5 Franky Wiputra (Franky) - 4 months ago

The Bali Museum in Denpasar is different from the museums in Ubud tourist attractions. In this museum, you can see art collections with historical values from Balinese culture.

The museum collection consists of ethnographic collections such as equipment used in prehistoric times, religious and traditional ceremonial equipment, the development of Balinese art and culture, from era to era. Of course, by looking at the museum's collections, you will be able to compare the forms of prehistoric and modern Balinese civilization.

2 Blair Cooper - 2 months ago

You really need a guide if you want to go through and understand it all. Many of the displays don't have commentary so you don't know what you are looking at. Heaps of "guides" harass tourists as they enter, we opted for not taking one as they just kept insisting. Also, make sure you plan your transport back as there are no taxis around the museum.

4 James Connell - 4 months ago

Beautiful event space. Unfortunately the QR codes didn’t have English translation so we didn’t get as much out of the experience. Still if you have some extra time during a long stay it is worth the visit

5 Lilla Pallás - 3 weeks ago

The museum was very beautiful and interesting, entrance fee was 50K per person. Kindly refuse the guides, they will charge you random amounts of money in the end.