Denpasar's museums tell the story of Bali's history, art and crafts in one place. The main ones are in the city centre and Sanur, while Ubud's art museums are a day trip away.
There is no combined ticket; each museum charges a small separate entry fee.
There are no fixed free days; some galleries such as Sanggraha Kriya Asta are always free.
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The main museum beside Puputan Square, with archaeology and ethnography in Balinese-style pavilions.
Tip: Labels are limited, so pick up a guide leaflet.
Show on mapA large monument museum in Renon telling Bali's struggle through dioramas.
Tip: Visit the top-floor terrace for views over Renon park.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
Ubud's leading art museum, tracing the history of Balinese painting across several pavilions.
Tip: Plan it with other Ubud museums on the same day.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
Bali's oldest modern art museum, with classic and contemporary works set in gardens.
Tip: Leave time to relax in the gardens.
Show on mapThe hub of Balinese arts, with galleries, stages and an open-air theatre.
Tip: Check the festival schedule beforehand.
Show on mapThe former home and studio of Belgian painter Le Mayeur on Sanur beach.
Tip: The paintings hang in a small house and it is rarely crowded.
Show on mapA state-run gallery displaying and selling Balinese handicrafts.
Tip: Fixed prices make it easy to buy souvenirs without haggling.
Show on mapA small museum on Bali's giant kite tradition and its colourful examples.
Tip: Short and ideal for visiting with children.
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