Museums are interesting places to visit. In addition to learning about various histories, visitors get many benefits, such as scientific research documentation, introduction, and appreciation of cultural heritage.

The Indonesian Maritime Museum is one of the museums located in Jakarta. The museum is at Raya Pelabuhan Street Number 9, Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta.

The Indonesian Maritime Museum is not just an ordinary information repository but a historical container that utilizes historical buildings in the PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) area. The goal? They want to preserve and perpetuate maritime culture, history, stories, and achievements from the past to the future.

In addition, the Indonesian Maritime Museum is also present to provide meeting facilities and learning media about maritime, ports, and shipping in Indonesia.

The museum is unique because it is more than a historical place. They have prepared to become the center of Indonesia's maritime strategic information collection in the form of the most complete, up-to-date, and reliable Big Data and Knowledge Management Center.

Not only that, the Museum also features a mock-up that projects the development of Tanjung Priok Port until 2030. This is designed with a digital concept to share insights into Indonesian maritime, port, and shipping history.

Remember, the museum will have a special room connected to the Pelindo library so that the information presented will be a valuable reference source for researchers and maritime lovers.