The Museum Pos Indonesia is free to enter, and while it’s not a large space, there’s surprisingly a lot to explore. The highlight is the basement, which holds rows of stamp collections from different eras and countries, a fascinating glimpse into postal history. Unfortunately, some of the displays and images are starting to show signs of wear and could use better preservation. This museum has such great potential as a cultural and educational spot, and it would be amazing to see it renovated and given the care it deserves. With improved maintenance and presentation, it could become a true gem for both locals and visitors who want to learn more about Indonesia’s postal heritage.

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It's small but quite interesting. There are lot's of old postal stuff that I've never seen before. It's free and clean. The staff are very friendly

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Free entry & no reservations needed.. When you come, just fill in the guest book.. The museum at Pos Indonesia basement, but to get inside the museum, you need to go to the other side of the building (just ask the security) 😄 The museum not too big, here you can see & learn about history of Pos Indonesia, collections of letters from decades ago, collections of stamps, and collections of tools, uniforms, machines & post box that the post office used..

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It's totally free, there's no entrance ticket. The museum is kinda small so it's only takes about 15 minutes to explore it, but still it's worth it. They also provide a guide for group visit etc. If you visit Museum Pos Indonesia then you have to go to Gedung Sate Museum which only takes a few minutes walk (it's side by side).

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If you've just visited the Gedung Sate Museum, you can stop by here too. It’s a great way to learn about the history of stamps in Indonesia and around the world.