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Galeri Nasional, or National Gallery, is a hub of modern Indonesian art exhibiting the evolution of Indonesia through art. It has temporary and permanent museums containing more than 1700 artworks. You can visit only on prior reservations, where you are given a 1-hour slot to explore the gallery. National Gallery of Indonesia has been an eminent cultural institution since its inception in May of 1999. The institution aims to raise public awareness in the field of visual arts through the development and preservation of the artwork in Indonesia. Galeri Nasional also hosts several temporary and travelling exhibitions on its premises and its permanent collection. There is also an open-air cafe where you can sit back and relax after viewing these masterpieces. Read More

Gambir Train Station is an old station built by the Dutch government. Being one of the major stations in Jakarta, it acts a major transit points for trains heading towards other big cities around Java. The station is meant for the use of executive class trains only. With a three-storeyed structure, you can find a range of services including prayer rooms, restaurants, markets, and waiting rooms. Gambir train station is located centrally in the sub-district of Jakarta and can easily be distinguished from the rest of the city by colonial-style historical cities. The building comprises of three floors comprising of local tenants, restaurants, cafes, shops, toilets, public telephones, and elevators. For ensuring better ease and connectivity there is also a taxi pool available near Gambir train station. Read More

Gandaria City Mall is one of the biggest and most luxurious shopping malls in South Jakarta. Located in an upscale residential area, countless brands of clothes, shoes, and accessories belong to international and local brands. The most attractive site is the Star Trek Exhibition. Gandaria City Mall makes for a one-stop-shop for all your requirements from lifestyle, food, shopping and entertainment all packed into one. The most unique crowd puller to the mall is ‘Piazza' which is an outdoor stage cum architectural landscape garden which serves as an amazing venue for performances and events. Read More

Located in Sawah Besar of Jakarta, Gedung Kesenian Jakarta or the Jakarta Art Building is a concert hall. It was established during the Dutch colonization by Sir Stamford Raffles. The building's Dutch heritage is reflected in its architecture and gives the concert hall a distinctly vintage vibe. Gedung Kesenian Jakarta plays host to many orchestral performances, theatrical showcases, and musical ensembles. The building was first called ‘Schouwburg’ since they made the first performance of the famous play ‘Othello’ by Shakespeare. Gedung Kesenian Jakarta is today a hub for artists from all over the island to showcase their talent ranging from theatre, drama, film and even literature. The structure was initially erected as a simple structure which was later modified into an empire style. Since then, there have been many transformations which have taken place from time to time since it was founded in 1821. Read More

Gedung Pancasila or Pancasila Building derives its name from Sanskrit meaning "five principles", the philosophy forming the basis of the Indonesian Nation in 1945. Built during the Dutch era, it served as the residence of the Dutch army commander, refurbished and renamed to Gedung Pancasila after President Sukarno gave his Pancasila Speech. This building makes its mark in modern Indonesian history as a symbol of the free nation's birth, making it a must-visit. Standing gleaming white on Jalan Penjambon, Pancasila Building embodies the five principles that unite Indonesia and form the Indonesian identity. One of the remaining vestiges of colonial Dutch architecture in Jakarta, the building is now used for official important ceremonies for the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Read More

Slightly taller than 6 meters in height, the statue of General Sudirman, one of Indonesia's most respected and revered military leaders during the freedom struggle, is seen standing in salute to the countless cars that pass him by. Located on a street named after him as well in the heart of the city, Sudirman's statue on Jalan Sudirman stands testament to the ever-lasting legacy that he has left on the country and is a tribute to his invaluable sacrifice towards Indonesia's independence movement. Situated in the heart of Jakarta's commercial district, the statue is within close proximity to many other attractions in central Jakarta, with Menteng Park and Lake Lembang Market are both less than 2km away. Sudirman's larger-than-life presence can be felt throughout Indonesia, with most cities having at least one street named after the general. Read More

St. Mary of the Assumption Cathedral, or Jakarta Cathedral, is an elegant Roman Catholic church that stands 60m tall opposite Istiqlal Mosque. Its metal spires can be well seen from several kilometers. This beautiful church is neo-gothic in its architectural style and is reminiscent of the Dutch period. The present Gereja Katerdral church building was designed by Father Antonius Dijkmans and inaugurated in 1901. The original church building had burned down, along with the 180 houses surrounding it. Over time, Gereja Katerdral has emerged as a popular cultural heritage building of Indonesia. The church building also houses libraries and museums that throw light on the history and spread of Catholicism in Jakarta. Read More

Gereja Sion, which translates to Sion Church in Indonesian, is a quaint historic landmark situated in the Pinangsia Administrative District of Taman Sari in Jakarta. The church had been constructed outside the city walls of Indonesia in order to cater to the minorities, commonly referred to as the ‘Black Portuguese”, who were being oppressed during the reign of the Portuguese. This is why Gereja Sion is also known as the Black Portuguese Church. Standing tall since 1695, the magnificent Gereja Sion is the oldest church of Indonesia and showcases the existence of the Portuguese prior to the Dutch colonization. At present, this church is one of the most popular stopovers for tourists while exploring Indonesia. Its exquisite architecture coupled with its antique aura draw in people in large numbers throughout the year. Read More

Grand Indonesia Mall is a hub for entertainment, food, recreational and fun activities. It has top-class clothing brands and bookstores, a miniature theme park, and arcade games for children. It also has a dancing fountain show at the fountain atrium at 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM every day. Check out the handicrafts and textiles of Indonesia, which are perfect for souvenirs for tourists visiting the place.

St. Immanuel Church is a beautiful white church in central Jakarta. A maginficent display of colonial Dutch architecture, it has a sanctuary with the names of prominent Dutch church members. It is a peaceful place where visitors can enjoy the sound of pipe organs every Sunday. Church services are offered here in Bahasa, English and Dutch on Sundays. The Immanuel Church is located in the heart of the city and is a prominent place of worship among the people. The Immanuel Church is a Protestant Church which was built during the colonial era in the year 1834. The church is a sacred place which is beautiful to every onlooker with a stunning layout of covered with marble tiles and monumental pillars. Read More