If you're looking for something different to do this weekend, why not take your family, friends, or lover to visit a museum? On top of learning about art, you can take a lot of pictures and create new memories together! Here are the 5 best museums and galleries you have to visit this weekend

Enjoy various modern and contemporary artworks by visiting Museum MACAN. One of the must-visit attractions at this museum is the Infinity Mirrored Room by Yayoi Kusama which will bring you to a limitless colorful world. From 28 February – 31 May 2020, you'll get the chance to see the first solo exhibition of Melati Suryodarmo, a performance artist. You'll also be able to see the first screening of Julian Rosefeldt's multimedia art, Manifesto, starring Cate Blanchett. On top of that, there are numerous artworks by legendary artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and S. Sudjojono. Take the kids and hone their creativity at Warna dalam Gua, an art installation by the Thai artist Mit Jai Inn.

The Museum of Toys is the first designer toy museum in Indonesia. Designer Toys is a term used to refer to toys and collectibles designed by artists or designers and produced in a limited number. This museum exhibits the private collections of Win Satrya and a few other collectors which took more than 15 years to gather. There are more than 3.000 limited edition figurines, each with its own characteristic, philosophy, and story. See the collection while enjoying a cup of gelato ice cream and free coffee included in your admission tickets!

Established by Martha Gunawan — a pioneer of representative art gallery in Indonesia — in 1983, this gallery used to be called Mon Decor Art Gallery. It was located in several public places such as Plaza Senayan, Wisma Mulia, and Grand Indonesia Shopping Town before they decided to open up Art:1 New Museum in 2011. This 4.000 square meters building houses numerous artworks by Indonesian and international artists from the 40s up until the present day. This gallery also features a merchandise store, office space, consulting space for art restoration and framing, and an open space where you can enjoy your coffee.

For the selfie enthusiasts, better get your camera ready for a day of fun at Motomoto Museum! True to its name, this museum is the perfect place to find unique photo hunting spots and improve your social media game. Enter 23 different rooms, each with its own theme and interactive artworks. The artworks are done by various Indonesian artists such as Muklay, Sembilan Matahari, Rebellionik, Naufal Abshar, and many more. After a day full of taking pictures, do not forget to visit the restaurant located within the area of the museum and enjoy some delicious dish!

Upside down world is a museum and photo studio hybrid that consists of 13 rooms with interesting concepts and interior designs. Just as the name suggests, everything in this place is upside down! You can find upside down bedrooms, living rooms, even bathrooms. You’ll definitely feel as if you’ve entered a new world when you visit the Upside Down World. Don’t forget to take loads of photos while you’re there!