The white former Batavia City Hall with its red roof and central cupola on the open paving of Fatahillah Square.

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Jakarta History Museum

The Jakarta History Museum occupies the former Stadhuis, the city hall of Dutch Batavia, completed in 1710 on the south side of Fatahillah Square in Kota Tua. Rooms on its three floors trace the city's past from prehistoric finds and the kingdoms of Tarumanagara and Pajajaran to the colonial era, with antique furniture, ceramics and stone inscriptions.

Nearby

Wayang Museum

museum

Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics

art museum

Bank Indonesia Museum

museum

Kim Tek Ie Temple

religious building

Maritime Museum

museum

Sunda Kelapa

harbour

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