Museum Bank Indonesia

Museum Bank Indonesia is a heritage banking museum located in the Kota Tua area of Taman Sari, West Jakarta. Housed in the former De Javasche Bank building from 1828, it documents the history of banking and currency in Indonesia. The museum is notable for its well-preserved colonial architecture, interactive displays on monetary policy, and extensive collection of historic currencies and banking artifacts.

Visitors can expect a restored neoclassical heritage building with spacious exhibition halls across two floors. The interior features dioramas, historic banknotes and coins, gold displays, multimedia installations explaining the history of Bank Indonesia and the Indonesian monetary system, and preserved original vaults and architecture. The museum is located in the Kota Tua historic district surrounded by other colonial-era museums and is explored via self-guided or guided tours.

Housed in the former De Javasche Bank building, the central bank of the Dutch East Indies established in 1828. The building served as the headquarters of De Javasche Bank and later Bank Indonesia. It was restored and opened as Museum Bank Indonesia on 21 July 2009 to preserve Indonesia's banking and monetary history. The building is designated as a cultural heritage structure in the Kota Tua conservation area.

Represents the evolution of Indonesia's financial and monetary system from colonial period to independence. Serves as an educational centre for understanding currency, economy and national banking heritage, and contributes to the cultural preservation of Kota Tua as Jakarta's historic old town district.