Museum Mandiri

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wanting to visit again! it was an amazing experience. can say that the museum is being maintained properly. best time to visit is when they open in the morning at 9 am

The museum is an impressive, three-story structure, and each room is truly mesmerizing. I loved the dioramas on display – they brought the stories to life as we moved from one exhibit to the next. It would have been great to have more interactive displays or a guide explaining the exhibits in greater detail. As for the ticket price, it's very reasonable, making it an affordable experience for everyone.

It was a very great place to hang out with really good retro vibes, peacefull even tho surrounding by the crowd outside. They also have a cafe with food and snacks that tastes amazing.

This is a very interesting museum. If you have any interest in money, banking, or finance, this is a must-visit. There is so much to see and read. Also, there is a good cafe here, so once you are done exploring this great museum, you can rest and enjoy a nice beverage and some food.

I visited Museum Mandiri recently and was pleasantly surprised by how much it has improved since my last visit around 2007/2008. The ticket price is very affordable — only Rp 5,000 for adults and Rp 3,000 for students, and you can conveniently pay via QR. They also have an immersive room experience, which in my case was available at 3 PM — definitely worth checking out if you come at the right time. The museum now features more interactive and informative rooms, and everything was clean and cool inside — a big plus considering how hot it was outside during the afternoon. I also appreciated the stamp-collecting feature, although we didn’t know beforehand and ended up stamping on a supermarket receipt. A little heads-up or info at the entrance would’ve helped. That said, a few rooms still felt a bit empty, and the directional signs could be improved. At one point, we saw an "exit" sign and assumed the museum tour was over, only to realize we had missed some sections due to unclear flow. Hopefully, the signage can be made clearer for a better visitor experience. There’s also a small merchandise shop, which is nice, but I think the selection could be more creative. I was looking for a fridge magnet and found only one type — though it was quite nice! Overall, a great cultural stop with lots of potential. Worth a visit, especially if you enjoy history and architecture.