Often called the "Elephant Museum" due to the elephant statue out front, this museum offers extensive collections of prehistoric, archaeological, and ethnographic artifacts from all over Indonesia. It solves the challenge of understanding the nation's rich history and cultural diversity.

Museum MACAN is Jakarta's first museum dedicated to international modern and contemporary art, blending Indonesian artists with global figures. It addresses the challenge of accessing contemporary art in Jakarta.

Housed in the old city hall, the museum provides an insight into Jakarta's colonial and modern history. It solves the challenge of discovering the evolution of Jakarta itself.

This museum focuses on the art and culture of kite-making and flying. It addresses the challenge of preserving and promoting this traditional pastime.

Specializing in Indonesian textiles, this museum showcases Batik, embroidery, and other fabric-related art. It solves the challenge of appreciating Indonesia's intricate textile traditions.

Aimed at art lovers, this gallery offers impressive collections of Indonesian fine arts from historic to contemporary. It addresses the need to explore Indonesian artistic expressions.

Located in a historic building, this museum covers the financial history of Indonesia. It helps visitors understand the economic evolution of the nation.

This museum displays a vast collection of Indonesian puppets, showcasing traditional shadow puppet plays known as Wayang. It tackles the challenge of conserving traditional performing arts.

Home to an extensive range of Indonesian ceramics and fine arts, this museum offers a unique niche experience. It focuses on ceramics as an undervalued artistic element.

A military-themed museum located in the historic home of an Indonesian war hero, General Ahmad Yani. It addresses the need for military history enthusiasts to engage with personal wartime stories.

Another museum dedicated to kites, but smaller and more intimate than the Kite Museum of Indonesia. It offers a more personalized kite-making experience.

Housed in a former cemetery, this museum offers a unique look at colonial-era tombstones and memorials. It addresses the niche interest in funerary arts and history.

Dedicated to the renowned Indonesian fashion designer, this museum showcases high fashion and art. It solves the challenge of exploring Indonesian contributions to global fashion.

This museum is dedicated specifically to the prolific Indonesian painter Basoeki Abdullah. It offers a focused look at the life and works of a single influential artist.

A more modern, interactive space promoting contemporary artworks from both local and international artists. It provides a solution for viewing cutting-edge art outside traditional galleries.

Indonesia's oldest gallery offering a blend of traditional and modern art. It addresses the need for art collectors to find quality pieces in Jakarta.

Interactive art gallery that combines pop culture and contemporary art, engaging visitors in a playful and immersive way. It addresses the challenge of making art accessible to the younger audience.

An art venue focused on promoting young and emerging Indonesian artists. It solves the problem of providing a platform for new talent.

Showcasing a diverse range of contemporary art from around the globe, this museum emphasizes cross-cultural appreciation. It addresses the need for cultural exchange through art.

A museum dedicated to the Indonesian struggle for independence featuring memorabilia from the era. It highlights the nation’s fight for freedom.