20 Must-Visit Attractions in Jakarta
Indonesia’s capital city, Jakarta, is a fascinating place to visit due to its long history, diverse culture, charming natural beauty, and never-ending development. From historical sites to high-end restaurants, discover these must-visit attractions.
1. National Monument (Monumen Nasional or Monas)
Building, Museum, Park
2. Istiqlal Mosque
Mosque
3. Sunda Kelapa Harbor
Building
5. Kota Tua Jakarta
Museum, Park, Building
6. Fatahillah Museum (Jakarta History Museum)
Building, Museum
7. Kepulauan Seribu
Technically still a part of the Jakarta Province, Kepulauan Seribu (Thousand Islands) comprises of hundreds of pristine, idyllic small islands, many of them still inhabited. However, tourism is vibrant in some of the more developed islands, including Bidadari Island, Pramuka Island, and Tidung Island.
8. National Museum
Building, Museum
9. Lara Djonggrang Restaurant
Restaurant, Indonesian
10. Petak Sembilan
Market, Chinese, Street Food
11. Dunia Fantasi & Ancol Dreamland
Amusement Park
12. Jakarta Cathedral
Cathedral, Museum
13. Pasar Baru
Market
14. Pantai Indah Kapuk Mangrove
Park
15. Wayang Museum
Museum
16. Jakarta Planetarium and Observatory
Park
17. Taman Mini Indonesia Indah
Amusement Park, Park, Cinema
18. Glodok
A part of Jakarta Chinatown, Glodok is known as the center of cheap goods, especially electronics. The area is still alive with some of the city’s oldest stores, restaurants, and temples. Tourists can experience service or taste meals from legendary vendors, such as the famous ice coffee from Waroeng Tak Kie that has been there since 1927 and Jakarta’s oldest barbershop Ko Tang, established in 1936.
19. Skye Bar & Restaurant
Bar, Restaurant, Italian, Asian
An excellent epitome of Jakarta’s vibrant city nightlife, Skye is a lively bar and restaurant located on the 56th floor of Menara BCA building. The stylishly decorated lounge features a stunning infinity pool that makes the view of the city much more refreshing. The place also serves impressive cocktails and food.
20. Toko Merah
Memorial
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