About Museum Brawijaya
Museum Brawijaya is a museum, located at JL. Ijen, No. 25 A, Gading Kasri, Klojen, Kota Malang, Jawa Timur 65115, Indonesia. They can be contacted via phone at +62 341 562394 for more detailed information.
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Surgiyati Santiko Ajie
" Historical place with good collections. But it seems more old fashioned. Best place to learn history about Military Aggression in East Java. The relics are still original. "
27 May 2018Tito Maulana
" This place is legendary. Still has its urban myth about the lost train back there, bleeding bricks, bleeding fallen uniforms, and whatnot. Used to play with the tanks when I was a toddler. Please keep it up to attract more people to learn about history. "
19 May 2018Akhmad Rendy Kurnidiantono
" I had visited this place since I was 3 or 4 years old—for almost 30 years ago. Aside from the collections, there were fishes in the pond.
28 April 2018As a child I was interested to visit the museum for the fish. And still, I am. Unfortunately the pond is no longer as clean as years ago. Hopefully it can regularly be cleaned up. "
Princa Karim
" Located on Ijen road, you have only pay for 3k rupiahs for the ticket to enter to this museum then you can see the history of Malang city from its pictures, weapons, an old car, tank and many other historic objects. This museum open from Monday to Sunday.
20 April 2018Visiting Hours:
Monday - Thursday 08:00 am - 02:30 pm
Friday 08:00 am - 11:30 am
Saturday - Sunday 08:00 am - 01:00 pm "
Sunik MT
" #LetsGuide
22 March 2018While museum as interest place to deja vu...mini dokar... "
Donna Nutricia
" It is hardly maintained, with objects covered in dust. Few are broken too.. the management should hv done a better job taking care of it "
11 March 2018Muhammad Fahri Priambudi
" Brawijaya Museum is a museum that displays the history of nation's armed struggle to seize independence. Much of the military equipment used by republican fighters is shown here. A suitable place to give an insight into nationality and nationalism in children. There should be more attention from Indonesian Army and local government to renovate and renew museum facilities. "
19 January 2018Alucar D
" The museum is good. There's tons of weapon especially the heavy one (10mm+). Loved this place. Need more upgrade for the looks tho "
28 December 2017Anak HS
" i've ever been there and the place is incredible. A lot of historical things such as tanks, etc "
22 November 2017Laily Khoirunnisa
" The government should pay more attention to make this place more interesting and more attractive for young generation. We will realize that the independence of Indonesia was precious thing. It took much sacrifice and blood. Our former spent their everything to win the war over the colonials. "
18 November 2017Kaka Rizqa
" The more you know, more you like, suitable place for students and people who have interest in military & history "
11 October 2017Anggit Anis Irianti
" a great place. but unfortunately deserted visitors. "
06 October 2017L Gaming Polinema
" kurang menarik... but I loooove history.
24 September 2017dulu 2012's ke sini gara-gara lihat di 📺 dunia lain kalau gak salah..pokoknya cari hantu.. "
Rizqi Amalia
" The collections are in a good condition but they're displayed in the old and very boring style "
17 September 2017Thirasamvaro Evan Prajongko
" In this place there are various relics of the war era of independence of the Republic of Indonesia. This place is also one of the spooky places in Night Town. There is one train carriage called the "Death Car" (indonesia: Gerbong Maut). This story occurred on November 23, 1947. At that time, although Indonesia was independent, the Netherlands still has not left the archipelago. Prior to the incident, the Dutch made extensive arrests against the Army of the Republic of Indonesia (Tentara Rakyat Indonesia), paramilitary, underground movement, and people regardless of their role or not in the struggle.
05 September 2017This resulted in a full Bondowoso Prison and could no longer accommodate the prisoners. The Netherlands also moved about 100 prisoners who were deemed to have serious offenses, from Bondowoso city prison to Surabaya town prison.
The transfer of prisoners is done by train. The first carriages of the GR5769 with 28 people and the second carriage of GR4416 with 34 still have air vents even though they are very small, but the third carriage GR10152 with 38 people is not at all - albeit freshly made.
The Dutch are closing tightly on train cars. This is because the raging guerrillas of Indonesia, if there are people who caught bringing the fighters of RI, will be directly killed.
During the trip to Bondowoso from Surabaya which took a dozen hours, the three train cars only opened occasionally. That too briefly.
The prisoners were also given no food and drink during the trip. Therefore, the prisoners suffocated one by one.
Arriving in Bondowoso, as many as 46 fighters died from suffocation did not get food and drink, heat, and enough air. While the rest survived, although in a state of weakness and limp.
The surviving prisoners were forced to carry the dead. They had to be careful because it could have been the skin of the prisoner who had died, exhausted, and roasted in a railway steel carriage. "
Putragx
" Good museum with a lot of historical data and item mostly from war in indonesia "
01 August 2017Dimas Wijaya
" Historical collections start from first presidential car, weapons, and tanks. Very good place. "
02 June 2017Kiki Wendra Gunadjaja
" ..museum with pedestrian park, many people take a walk just for enjoy the afterglow or just take a selfies. "
26 May 2017Nuramalia Novita
" Historic place to improve your knowledge about Malang and Indonesia "
26 May 2017Aang Winoto
" Need some fixes, but great to play and learn with the little ones, I have some great experience when I was a kid, some of the artifacts need rehabilitation or some. "
21 May 2017Soni Surf
" klasik banget "
11 March 2017Bob Abdullah
" Car free day setiap hari minggu pagi s/d jam 10.00 "
29 January 2017Dicky Aja
" Nice place tp know history of independent Indonesia and Malang "
09 January 2017Tintus Afandi
" Historical place, a good educational place to spending time with your child or family. "
27 December 2016Brilliant Putra
" Tempat yang bagus "
12 September 2016R RA
" Great place with so much antique stuff but the layout and design of this building itself need a refreshment "
24 July 2016Thiess Windannar
" Nice place to know about history of malang "
01 July 2016Febrian Dhani Hartawan
" Mostly used for field trips than regular viewing.. Shows lack of care for history.. Nice place overall but I really think they should maintain the objects better.. There are ways to clean it without tampering it you know..
22 June 2016Ok place "
Muhammad Nuraga Lazuardy Ramadhan
" Located in Ijen Boulevard, entry pass cost IDR 3.000 "
16 May 2016Mutiah Abdat
" One of some military museum in Malang. The collection are good, many historical things. But they need to improve their services and make some interesting events there to make it more alive. "
22 April 2016