The ITB Museum in Bandung is an interesting place to visit, especially for those who want to learn more about ITB’s history, achievements, and contributions over the years. Although the museum space is still quite limited, the exhibits are presented in a modern and engaging way. The multimedia displays and interactive installations make the experience feel lively rather than simply reading information from panels. One of the highlights is the 360° Dome Theater, which is included in the museum admission ticket. On weekends, screenings are held every 20 minutes, starting at 9:20 a.m., with the final session at 3:40 p.m. It is best to register early and check the session printed on your ticket so you do not miss the show. There is also an outdoor aircraft section featuring a plane from ITB’s aeronautics laboratory. This is one of the most attractive areas, especially for children, as they can see the aircraft up close and take photos around it. The display adds variety to the visit and nicely complements the indoor multimedia exhibits. A regular admission ticket costs IDR 50,000 per person. Tickets are IDR 30,000 for non-ITB students, IDR 20,000 for ITB students, staff, and their families, IDR 40,000 for alumni, and IDR 75,000 for foreign visitors. Admission is free for children under four. A family package costs IDR 120,000 for two adults and two children aged 4–17. Group tickets are also available, as well as guided tours in Indonesian or English. Some sections may feel quite specific to the ITB community and will probably resonate more deeply with alumni, students, or people who have studied or worked there. They may have a better understanding of the stories, terminology, and context behind the exhibits. Even so, the overall presentation remains enjoyable for general visitors. The merchandise area is also quite good, offering modern-looking products that do not feel like typical museum souvenirs. Parking for cars costs IDR 10,000. One thing to consider is that visitors need to go up or down a flight of stairs between the parking area and the museum. This may be challenging for visitors with disabilities, wheelchair users, or elderly guests. It is possible to drop someone off in front of the museum, but there is currently no designated drop-off area. Hopefully, accessibility can be improved in the future. Overall, the ITB Museum offers an enjoyable, modern, and interactive experience. The museum itself is not very large, so the visit may be relatively short, but it has plenty of potential—especially if the exhibition space, collection, and accessibility are expanded in the future.

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The newly museum just opened this month by ITB. It located in SABUGA complex. The ITB Museum showcases the historical journey of the Bandung Institute of Technology, tracing its evolution from the era of the *Technische Hoogeschool te Bandoeng* to its current status as a modern educational institution. It presents information on the institute's core values, academic development, and contributions to the fields of science and technology. The museum is designed as an educational space that not only documents history but also fosters reflection and inspires present and future generations. Through archives, exhibitions, and curatorial practices, the museum serves as a medium for education, reflection, and inspiration for the public across generations.

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Very Nice place to see the history of Campus Bandung Institute Technology.The Journey of ITB describe in this Museum.The Museum show how ITB Creating Technology of science.The Have dome 360 show to see of Film of Science so educating and Intertainment place for Kids and Parents also.The ticket price 50.000 rupiah if you member of ITB it's only 20.000 rupiah.If You student you only pay 30.000 rupiah but don't forget to bring students card ya.

A Fascinating Journey Through Indonesia's Engineering History ​Visiting the ITB Museum was a truly enriching and insightful experience into the history of higher education in science and technology in Indonesia. Located within the iconic and historically rich ITB campus grounds, the museum is exceptionally well-organized and informative. ​Inside, visitors can explore a fascinating collection of historical archives, vintage laboratory instruments, old photographs, and the legacies of prominent figures who shaped the institution. The exhibits are curated with great care, making it an educational and inspiring spot for alumni, students, and anyone interested in the heritage of Indonesia’s oldest technical university. The surrounding campus atmosphere also adds a wonderful charm to the visit.

good, but unfortunately too small compared with ticket price. content can still have upgrade though.

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