Museum Bank Indonesia

5 cjmckay44 - a month ago

A really good history museum as well as banking. Museum was excellent, just sorry we didn't get there at 13:00 to enjoy it for the full two hours. Missed the gold bars because of it. Not too busy, but lots of visitors leaving at closing time. And price was great too!

5 Akunting Cabutan - 3 months ago

Bank Indonesia Museum is a bank museum located in Jakarta, Indonesia. It was founded by Bank Indonesia and opened on 21 July 2009. The museum is housed in a heritage building in Jakarta Old Town that had been the first headquarters of the Netherlands Indies gulden (De Javasche bank), the central bank of the Dutch East Indies. The bank was nationalized as Bank Indonesia in 1953, after Indonesia gained its independence. It is located next to Bank Mandiri Museum. This museum hold many stories about Indonesia Monetary System from prehistoric until the modern times. You can also see the replica of real golds where its used as national treasure.

5 Ferra Sri Aryani - 2 weeks ago

A nice place to learn the history of Indonesia in term of Banking u0026 monetary system started from the Dutch era with Javasche Bank until being nationalized as Bank of Indonesian in the old historical building in the Old Batavia Town. The collection of coins from all over the world in the most interesting one besides the gold bars room.

5 Dewi Rahmat-Pitt - 3 weeks ago

If you want visit Indonesia or Jakarta for a business purpose, it be better to understand Indonesian economic by visiting this museum first.

5 Inadya Hatta - 2 months ago

Great place to visit when you want to fill your brain with knowledge 'bout Indonesian finance history in the past. How's the bank first established and so on. My first time visited this place with my Son's study tour. and I was Amazed! The place was clean, with air cons, packed with Indonesian Financial History back then, etc..The toilet was clean. You can visit the website for other info like tickets and open hours.

5 Wihandono Yogo - 5 months ago

The BI Museum is located in the disused De Javasche Bank building in the Old Town of Jakarta, a location steeped in historical significance. The Government designated the site a cultural heritage building in accordance with Jakarta Gubernatorial Decree No. 475 of 1993. Preservation of the building is consistent with Jakarta government policy to declare the Old Town as an area of historical significance.  As a pioneer of cultural heritage revitalisation in the Old Town, Bank Indonesia presents a trove of knowledge concerning Bank Indonesia’s role and contribution in the historical journey of Indonesia, while elaborating the motivation behind Bank Indonesia's policies over time

5 aidan moeliono - 2 years ago

Another Dutch building well preserved. A good insight on what shape Indonesian history from economics perspective. Great place to learn. A must visit for any numismatist. Good flow of displays. Should spend anywhere from at least 2 hrs for quick visit to half a day for relaxed stroll.