ABSTRACT Decreased estrogen in postmenopausal women led to the complaints that may impair the quality of life that is commonly called the climacteric symptoms. This study aims to determine the symptoms and assess the quality of life in women of menopausal age who have the climacteric symptoms. This study is an observasional study with descriptive cross-sectional study design, data collection by interview type. In this study the results obtained by the average age of menopause was 49.05. Women who experience vasomotor climacteric symptoms 41 ( 51.3 % ), psychosocial 23 ( 28.8 % ), physical 31 ( 38.8 % ), and sexual 18 ( 22.5 % ). Quality of life 91.3 % mild for vasomotor climacteric symptoms, 100 % mild for psychosocial, 92.5 % mild for physical, and 98.8 % mild for sexual. It can be concluded that the climacteric symptoms experienced by menopausal women with vasomotor symptoms are a burning taste that is often experienced, psychosocial symptoms with palpitations or feeling nervous, physical symptoms often experienced pain in the back of the head and neck region, and sexual symptoms with a change in sexual desire. Quality of life in postmenopausal women experiencing climacteric symptoms not cause significant. Keywords : climacteric symptoms, quality of life, menopause, MENQOL .