Car museums & collections in Indonesia

An announced automotive museum and science-center combination billed as one of Southeast Asia's largest automotive attractions, blending supercar exhibits with hands-on science and technology experiences.

A cafe and restaurant in Lembang owned by Soeyono, a former aide-de-camp to President Suharto, displaying roughly 30 classic cars and motorcycles dating from the 1930s onward as part of the venue's decor.

A private classic car gallery and cafe in South Jakarta with roughly 50 restored, running antique and classic cars, popular for photography and event use.

A heritage museum in a Dutch colonial-era compound documenting the history of the Sampoerna tobacco company and family in Surabaya, with two vintage Rolls-Royce Silver Shadows once used by the family displayed on the grounds.

A private vintage car museum in Denpasar founded by collector Jos Dharmawan and opened in 2019, showcasing pre-1970 imported vehicles from Asia, Europe, and the US alongside an on-site cafe.

A large private vehicle collection in Yogyakarta founded by businessman David Sunar Handoko, reportedly the largest private automotive museum in the city, holding roughly 300 motorcycles and 60 cars spanning multiple eras.

Southeast Asia's first large-scale multi-mode transportation museum, opened in March 2014 on a 3.8-hectare site on the slopes of Mount Panderman, housing more than 500 exhibits including vintage and classic cars organized into themed zones.

PT Astra International's corporate heritage museum at its Sunter head-office complex in Jakarta, presenting the company's history and product lines, including early engines and vehicles, via multimedia exhibits with free admission on weekdays.

A history museum in Menteng, Central Jakarta, commemorating Indonesia's independence struggle, which holds three historically significant vehicles connected to the country's first President and Vice-President.

A heritage museum in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah dedicated to the life and presidency of Suharto, holding roughly 13,000 objects including gifts from world leaders, plus vehicles used by Suharto during his presidency.

Indonesia's Ministry of Transportation museum within Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, covering land, sea, air, and rail transport history since 1991, including antique cars and taxis alongside a newer electric-vehicle mobility exhibit.

A private art and classic car museum opened in April 2018 by the Lukminto family (founders of textile company Sritex) in Solo, combining contemporary art with a small vintage car collection. Visits must be booked online in advance.

Described as Indonesia's first private automotive museum combining a rare car and motorcycle collection with curated thematic displays and an in-house cafe, reported to have opened in early 2026 in South Jakarta.