[2025 West Jakarta Attraction] Travel Guide for Museum Mandiri (Updated Jan)

Prices are cheap, so it's easy to spend time here. A cute dress was 350 yen. The food stalls were cheap and delicious. Butter beer was expensive lol The hotel was nice, but it was about 3,500 yen per night. I want to go again. The traffic at the Beach City venue was really bad. I hope Jakarta gets better. Also, Grab was really convenient. It's probably more expensive than ordering normally, but there were no problems, so it was easy. It's still difficult to ride the train, so I really want to master it before I go next time. #0yentravelautumn

#timetotravel The Mandiri Museum is a Dutch heritage building which was converted into a banking museum. Initially this museum was the Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij (NHM) or Factorji Batavia Building. The building was the office of a Dutch trading company which later developed into a banking company. This building was founded in 1929 by the Dutch. To build this, the Dutch recruited two men from their country as architects. The two men named J.J.J. de Bruyn, A.P. Smits, and C. Van de Linde. In 1960, after Indonesia's independence, this building changed its ownership rights to become Indonesian property and On October 2, 1998 the NHM building was officially used as the Bank Mandiri Museum. Inside the Bank Mandiri Museum there are many collections related to the world of banking. The collections are like a teller's table that reaches 122 meters in length, the first ledger used to record NHM's various financial reports at that time. Apart from that, there are also banking scales, ATMs, paper cutters, and various typewriters here. 🏛️Museum Mandiri Address - Museum Mandiri, Jalan Lapangan Stasiun No.1, RT.3/RW.6, Pinangsia, Kec. Taman Sari, Kota Jakarta Barat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 11110 Ambiance/Facilities - toilet, aircon Highlights - must visit attractions in Jakarta Avg. Price per Person - IDR 5.000 Rating - 4.4/5 #travel #trip #indonesia #museum #jakarta