Best places: Museums in Belangwetan, Indonesia

Indonesian cultural-history museum with masks, weapons & other artifacts, plus puppet performances.

👍👍 Let's explore Yogyakarta's history in 90 minutes. Previously it was still free here, only needed to make a reservation in advance on the web, idk now how much the ticket. No need to worry about being confused, you will be accompanied by a tour guide in each session. You will feel a new experience le...

👍👍 One of the Royal Palace in Yogyakarta where the Pakualam King & family still live here. Very well maintained and have a pretty building.

Artifacts related to the art & culture of Java, plus guided tours, a restaurant & a lush garden.

👍👍 Very recommended placevery clean, beautiful, modern place. highly recommended to visit. cheap ticket prices. The museum is complete from traditional to modern. the place is cool and comfortable. Suitable for all groups from children to adults. there are games that can be played such as VR games and...

House museum with a collection of coding machines, ciphers & other objects related to encryption.

😐 This area have 4 Ancient Human Museum established by government, this one is the biggest oldest one, so if you search on google map, the other museum’s photo will probably mislead you to another place. this place is very educated, but there have a stupid access part, they will let you parking in a r...

Cultural & exhibition center on a 16-acre, 19th century sugar factory site with a café & museum.

Prominent palace from 1744 with tours & a museum featuring sculptures, weapons & other artifacts.

Exhibits on the Indonesian Air Force, including WWII fighter jets & dioramas showing notable events.

👍 Free entrance. Great location. Historic displays. Interesting exhibits. We came all the way from Malaysia to get to know more about Gen. Sudirman after visiting the Vredeburg Fort Museum earlier where we first learned about this great general who directly controbuted to Indonesia independent. It i...

👍👍 Nice place that located near Solo's airport. One of tourist attraction that used to be sugar factory. Consist of Museum, restaurant, cafe and functional hall. Ticket rather cheap, and parking lot is wide. A good place to take picture and spend with family or alone.

👍👍 The complex was built in 1755–1756 (AJ 1682) for Hamengkubuwono I, the first Sultan of Yogyakarta. It was one of the monarch's first acts after the signing of the Treaty of Giyanti, which recognized the creation of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta under the Dutch East India Company.[1] A banyan forest, p...

👍👍 An extraordinary place that combines the enjoyment of various foods and beverages made from and tasted chocolate and the sharing of knowledge and dedication about the world of chocolate by a Belgian chocolate devotee and aficionado in Yogyakarta. The place is clean and the staff is friendly. Any fo...

👍👍 Part of our jeep tour around Mt. Merapi included a stop at this museum. May not be very accessible unless you are riding in an appropriate vehicle. Much of the surrounding roads are rubble. A haunting expression of the destruction following the 2010 eruption. 2000 people died. When you get here, yo...

👍👍 Wonderful museum chalked with a myriad of Javanese and Balinese cultural artifacts. Don’t forget to see one of the puppet shows! They will even show you how they are made if you ask and the studio is open ☻ Some of the translations are pretty bad, so I highly suggest getting someone local to go wit...

Museum honoring the national press, with a library, exhibits & more than 1 million newspapers.

International batik museum with vintage fabrics, live-action demonstrations & textiles for sale.

House museum featuring unique architecture & various paintings from namesake Indonesian artist.

👍👍 Informative and educative place and a-must-visit for everyone who's enjoying Merapi tourism. You can find information about what happened back then in Merapi eruption, see how the eruption turn car, motorbike, animal into something else.