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Jakarta Maritime Museum is a museum, located at Jl. Ps. Ikan No.1, RT.11/RW.4, Penjaringan, Kota Jkt Utara, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10120, Indonesia. They can be contacted via phone at +62 21 6693406 for more detailed information.

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Jl. Ps. Ikan No.1, RT.11/RW.4, Penjaringan, Kota Jkt Utara, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10120
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Added by Jopie, at 06 December 2014

Opening Hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Sunday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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39 Reviews

  • Abdul Kadir
    19 May 2018

    A Unique building from the voc era in indonesia worth to visit

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  • Pradnja Paramita
    08 May 2018

    I went with my big family so we were accompanied by a guide. The historical story he told us is very clear and he guided us nicely. As expected, when you go and visit a museum, a guide is a must.

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  • Dedi Fahruli
    24 April 2018

    The place where you can learn about maritime history and also have fun. You can take your children and spent the whole day exploring all the museum exhibits. There are dioramas of Indonesia maritime and world maritime. The place itself before become a museum was a logistic warehouse for VOC during the Dutch East Indie era. Its worth to visit when you exploring Jakarta Old Town.

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  • Eric Halim
    16 April 2018

    Unexpectedly good and fun. A lot of historic stuff here. How Batavia become today now. Sunda Kelapa was a great port for export and import. Hope that golden era will come once more time to Jakarta. The building itself is little like a fort defense. And good to take photos. Hopefully more renovation and more content to be added. Price is very cheap yet you get priceless experience. Good place to visit.

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  • Bambang Purwanto
    08 April 2018

    Saya suka mengunjungi museum. Kemudian saya merasa menjadi "time traveler" dan menyaksikan peristiwanya - is it silly? 😉
    Mengunjungi Meseum Bahari ini seharusnya menjadi kewajiban bagi warga Jakarta, khususnya, sehingga kita tahu sejarah dan mampu meningkatkan kecintaan kita kepada NKRI. Akses ke Museum Bahari tidaklah susah, banyak alternatif moda transportasi untuk sampai ke sana. Harga tiket masuknya hanya Rp 5.000. Murah ya
    Museum Bahari bersih dan terawat rapi. Bahkan di beberapa area, sudah terpasang ac sehingga sejuk.
    Museum terdiri dari 2 gedung, salah satunya 2 lantai, dengan halaman dalam, antara ke dua gedung, yang luas dan rapi. Keduian ada Menara Syahbandar di sisi lain.
    Museum ini dibangun sekitar tahun 1700an oleh Belanda dan pada awalnya digunakan sebagai gudang. Kita dapat membaca sejarah bangunan tersebut di dalam museum.
    Beragam jenis perahu nelayan, juga kapal besar dipajang. Banyak peninggalan berupa alat-alat terkait pelayaran pada jaman itu, masih terawat rapi. Mereka ada bagian sejarah Bangsa Indonesia yabg harus kita rawat dan teruskan informasinya keoada generasi penerus kita.
    Selanjutnya, menaiki Menara Syahbandar, kita dapat melihat pemandangan di sekitar, bahkan pemandangan ke Pelabuhan Sunda Kelapa.
    Mari mengunjungi Museum Bahari. Mari kita lebih mencintai NKRI! Jangan melupakan sejarah atau JASMERAH!

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  • My Post Wed Story
    30 March 2018

    Nice museum with great Batavia maritime history..always interesting to see our journey of civilization. Enjoy the good place to make some lovely pics.

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  • Milka Rolsma
    30 March 2018

    First time I visited this museum was 10 years ago, it was so crowded with the Pasar Ikan & kind of creepy because they lack of artificial light and no AC.
    But these day, they have improved more, they provide AC, more artificial light & more exhibited things (especially in the history parts).
    Sadly half of the museum was burnt 😭 and the Pasar Ikan no longer fill the way to the museum which is I think part of the story of the museum.

    On the way to the Maritime Museum you could also see & visit Menara Syahbandar!! It really worth a try to go up up up to the top of it😃😃😃

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  • B So
    14 March 2018

    Worth visiting place. With only IDR 5,000 you can visit this historical place, a National maritime museum. Besides old wooden hulls displayed here, there is a room of diorama about the stories of ancient travelers.

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  • Suryadi Van Batavia
    25 February 2018

    Today, the condition and collections are better than 10 years ago. No more fishy smell. Centralized air conditioner and free-flow air makes visitors comfortable.

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  • Alya Awalia
    29 December 2017

    its such a great place to visit after kota tua or even as a alternative if you cant find parking lot for your car. the museum is so great it just cost Rp 5.000/person. the place is so instagenic too

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  • Ineke Suhati
    23 December 2017

    It was closed when we arrived, because of the extremely traffic jam that day. We brought some foreigner guests and we asked for help from some officers there because it was not long after closing time. They were very helpful to give us speedy tour guiding with very comprehensive explanation.

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  • Nirbhao Khalsa
    28 November 2017

    It's all right. Only 5K Rupiah to enter. So it's worth it. It's worth it just to check out the building.

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  • Reza Sundjoto
    11 November 2017

    80% renovation is done. Good service and knowledge from the guide. Lots of good spot for photo and vlog.

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  • Silvia Chou
    09 November 2017

    Must visit place in Jakarta. You will be taken in to past history and it's really nice to known them who has a role on this story.

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  • Habby N
    08 November 2017

    Historical area around north jakarta. Near by Jakarta Kota Railway Station. Popular for tourism both local or foreigner.

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  • Rendi Suwardi
    10 September 2017

    When I visited this place is under renovation.. So lots of dust.. Though the guides apologise for it, and they are all friendly and helpful..

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  • Wierya Nagiantha
    02 September 2017

    Interesting place. Recontruction until november 2017 but still open.

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  • Agustiana Zhen
    18 August 2017

    Excellent! For ticket only 5K/person. For now, Bahari museum in on under construction for a better exploring museum.

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  • Omar Murad
    01 August 2017

    High points for the building itself, although there were a lot of renovations going on. It was still a unique place. The content and navigation of the museum needs more work. There were not notice before admission that there is improvements in progress. The exhibits on the 2nd floor were better presented and air conditioned. An interesting place, if you are into the maritime things.

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  • Rizky Yudianto
    21 July 2017

    Marked the golden times of nation's sea trade, this place played important role to spread many trade commodities from across the nation into Batavia and vice versa. You can see and learn from historical leftovers displayed here, and enjoy the view of Sunda Kelapa harbor on top of Menara Syahbandar which located just next to the museum. The price to enter the museum is cheap, around Rp.5 ribu.

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  • Rifqi Rofiqi
    10 July 2017

    Ticket is cheap , only Rp. 5.000 ( 2017) , you can visit uitkijk syanbandar and Museum Bahari as well. Bring your sunglasses.

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  • Ridho Fiesta
    05 July 2017

    Interactive and fun museum. Its have many awesome thing such as ship from nusantara and etc

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  • Nathan Moeljana
    14 May 2017

    nice place to visit but abit hard to reach

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  • Fachri Reza
    06 May 2017

    I love the ambience of the old buildings once a storage complex. Only several rooms are air conditioned.

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  • Malindo Marpaung
    08 April 2017

    Quite old museum. Actually the collection are great and complete. But the location is not good enough and far from central jakarta

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  • Adolf Manurung
    17 February 2017

    Well.the historic place museum navy for since VOC come to Batavia

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  • Alexander Kotys
    11 February 2017

    Very interesting exhibition about the history of ports and ships in Indonesia. Housed in an old Dutch warehouse there are many nautical objects about seafaring in the old days.
    Explanatory boards in Indonesian and English language. Special children's area featuring Captain Sparrow & Co.
    There is also a Cafe which was closed during my visit.

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  • Augusto Lima
    05 January 2017

    Amazing old bulding and probably the most underrated museum in Jakarta. Full of colonialism history information and pictures, great section of real size and miniature boats.

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  • Henry Erik Estrada
    05 January 2017

    Interesting museum. Too bad the facilities is lack of staffs. Luckily one of the shop owner in the car park is like to talk.He showed me the stone of 0 KM of Jakarta City

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  • Dalia Me
    28 December 2016

    I loved it! Historical warehouse buildings dating from 1652-1759! Interesting exhibition giving many insights into Indonesian history and colonial past. For 5000 rupiah it's more than worth visiting!

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  • Rusdy S. Nugraha
    25 September 2016

    Cheap ticket, lot of ship miniature. But lighting was poor and no aircon

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  • AG
    19 July 2016

    Nice museum that located on the Northern Jakarta. The building is classic. Here you can see the collection of traditional ships that have contribution in Indonesian history. Then you can find something about maritime and fossils that exist in the sea. You can visit the historic Menara Syahbandar in front of the way to the museum.

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  • El Alami BOUALAM
    12 July 2016

    Nice museum which used to be a spice warehouse, built 1812. It displays nice typical boats from different regions, it also presents the famous sailors that came there to fix their boats at some point; it seems all famous navigators were there at some point, Cook, Vasco De Gama, Ibn Batuta as well as local figures who fought off the Dutch to gain control of this strategic port. A selection of spices is also displayed.
    I was guided by Daniel aka Mr Teacher, which you can meet at place Taman Fatahillah on weekends. He also showed me the neighborhood, incl. historical buildings, the floating town next to the museum and the slum also next to it. He taught me that out of the 25 million inhabitants, 2.5live in sluls and another million under bridges

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  • Dwison Toga
    04 July 2016

    Admission fee Rp 5.000 per person. Open till 2 PM. Very interesting to visit.

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  • ANA Jakarta
    07 April 2016

    Lots to see here regarding Indonesia's maritime history, although a little run down and very hot inside (no AC), still worth a look if you have an interest in all things maritime. Tour guides are available and all display signs for exhibits are in Bahasa Indonesia and English.

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  • Ender Adison
    28 March 2016

    Has a great view but the collection is not many..

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  • Photo By Thomas
    05 November 2015

    Cool place with interesting old buildings. I liked it!

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  • Sherlyna Halim
    11 April 2015

    Pengen kesini ;)

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  • Hendra Purnawan
    13 December 2014

    it reminds me of my childhood (1960's) visiting this area just wanted to see the seafish aquariums.

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