This was my first time at the Pasifika Museum. The layout reminded me a bit of my visit to a museum in Melbourne. The paintings and wood carvings captivated me. I found works by Raden Saleh here, along with works by European artists. It was an interesting and enjoyable experience.

The staff was very helpful. The information in every painting and collection is informative. It was fun and interesting moments.

Surprisingly, when I arrived, it was very quiet. It's rare to see people in the same room. The collection is extensive, with a variety of backgrounds and artists. The place is comfortable, and you don't have to be an art lover to come here. The staff is also friendly and very informative. It was a great experience, maybe next time I'll try other activities here.

the place is nice and clean, the kids love looking at the paintings. it's just a bit hot in the room. yesterday when I went there it was very quiet.

The staff was very helpful! The place is huge and has many paintings.

This is my best experience to visit this museum. I can see all the magnetic paints and arts from all over Asia Pacific... it is my dream come true... I wish I can visit more.

I've been here for the second time, and I still amazed of the place. It's quite big and has so many interesting paintings.

a must visit place if you want to see great artworks from world class artists. the collection is extensive and varied. this place has a positive aura to ignite the artistic soul and bring out the desire to become an artist.

It was an exciting experience! My first time visiting a museum in Bali, it was more pleasant when I was welcomed with some paintings in the entrance that has anthropological work.

Beautiful architecture, trully a treasure that showcases the art, history, and culture throughout Indonesia and greater asia. Highly recommended if you are ever in Bali.

The staff is friendly, given two types of fans to bring into the museum so you don't get too hot, there are also many paintings in the museum, there are about 11 rooms if I'm not mistaken with different painting themes, unfortunately the museum is quiet, I came here alone and there were foreign tourists who came here too, food & drinks are overpriced but it's reasonable, just a suggestion not to be expensive "so it sells well lol .... And the ticket price is actually worth it, maybe it can be made cheaper again so that many people are interested / attracted

This museum, which is located in the BTDC Nusa Dua Bali area, has a large collection of paintings by famous painters such as Affandi, Rudolf Bonnet, Raden Saleh, Emilio Ambron, Antonio Blanco, Adrien Jean Le Mayeur, etc. The museum staff are friendly and helpful, have extensive knowledge about paintings. Apart from paintings, there are also artifacts in the form of statues, totems, etc. An interesting place to visit for art lovers.

There are about 7 rooms with their own themes that are differentiated according to the birthplace of the painter. For example, artists from France will be grouped in one room. The artwork is related to things in Bali, such as markets in Bali, Balinese women, and scenery and temples. The price on Traveloka is cheaper than on the spot. The museum is quite quiet. If you want to join a class, you have to pay 450k with a minimum of 10 people and booking h-3

The museum has 11 parts of exhibitions inside 4 buildings, it was quite peaceful with just 7-8 persons visiting, including me. 70% paintings, 30% 3d-s. I went there on mid day, they served soft drinks, ice cream, & snacks with reasonable price. I think it’s a must visit when you come to Nusa Dua!

The collections are many and varied. Spacious, nice, clean place, suitable for viewing paintings. But I'm a bit confused by the grouping system. Friendly staff, thank you!

Good way to explore Balinese culture, absolutely worth to visit! 👍

if you are highly interested in arts, this is the right place to visit. many kinds of paintings, sculptures and stories to enjoy.

An excellent art museum displaying the paintings of European artists who lived in Bali and art and artifacts from SE Asia and the Pacific.

Even if you are not an art person, it is a still a good place to visit. Something to indulge your eyes, discovering new things. For Indonesian, I bet you all know Raden Saleh for his name is used as name of main street in cities all over Indonesia. But why is he a national hero? What is his contribution? Find it out here. Attached a picture of a huge painting, created to honor a late uncle of a king of Karangasem. You may find the story behind in this museum.

Ordering on Traveloka is cheaper and more practical. The museum is in the ITDC area, close to the waterblow, the staff is also friendly and helpful. Every room has a fan so it's not too hot. The collection of paintings and sculptures is well maintained. The museum is suitable for both art lovers and children because it is educational. For a place for photos, it's also okay