Ambarawa Train Museum lies in the small town of Ambarawa, which lies in the south part of Semarang City, Central Java province. This little town has a train museum built in 1873, at the time of the Prince William I period. The museum has several rooms: an office room, a passenger waiting room, an old loco collection, and a garden. Ambarawa Railway Museum locates on the slope of Mount Telomoyo, and it is about a 2.5 hour's drive from Yogyakarta.

The Ambarawa railway museum building is still pretty much with the collection of locos, and they seriously in rental loco only for commercial only and still operate. The old steam train is no longer operating, and some workshops are in the museum.

However, Ambarawa stations look nice and clean like other old train museums. The thoroughness of the work system on a steam train, especially in the days of the Dutch Colonial was noteworthy. There is an old wall clock, which is still good and kept on the museum's wall.

There are 2 Locos machines still used to serve travelers who want to feel how nice traveling with the old train is. The steam train was operated by the Dutch Colonial in the past time. Enjoy in unique old steam train drive on the hill with fresh air. The old steam train starts from Ambarawa train station to Bedono village, which is about 20 kilometers long and it takes about 2 hours to return trip.