Sandi Museum, Museum in Indonesia
Sandi Museum is dedicated to cryptology and located in Yogyakarta.
Originally the building served as a nature laboratory for Dutch East Indies' telegraphy.
The museum displays various cipher equipment reflecting Indonesia's intelligence history.
Visitors can learn about the art of code-making and code-breaking.
It houses original Engima machines, used for encrypting communications during World War II.
Location: Gondokusuman
Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-15:00
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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