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Jakarta History Museum
The Jakarta History Museum is located in the Fathallah Square located in the city of Jakarta. It includes many exhibits, and groups that express the cultural aspect of Dutch rule in the country, as the Dutch imposed their own culture on Indonesia.
Istiqlal Mosque
The Istiqlal Mosque, which opened in 1978, is located in the central part of the city of Jakarta, and it is composed of five floors, and can accommodate 250 thousand worshipers, and it is thus considered the fourth largest mosque in the world.
National Monument
The National Monument, which was established as a symbol of the country’s independence in 1945 CE, is located in the city center of Jakarta, a high-rise tower reaching 137 meters high, and is surrounded by a group of statues that express the country’s history after independence.
Taman Surupati Park
The Taman Surupati Park is considered one of the most beautiful natural areas in Jakarta. It represents a lush tropical green area that includes various types of plants and animals, in addition to dedicated paths for walking, places to sit, relax, and others.
Kuta Toa area
The Kota Tua region has been the headquarters of the Dutch East India Company, and includes many houses and historic buildings, characterized by their wonderful European-style architecture.
the National Museum
The National Museum in Jakarta is considered the most important museum in Indonesia, and it is located in an old building dating back to the year 1862 AD, and includes within it many works and rare historical pieces, including: stone statues, wood, textiles, and a huge stone plaque , And very old.
National Art Gallery
The National Art Gallery, which opened in 1999, is located in Merdeka Square, and includes inside it a large number of artworks that belong to local and international artists, in addition to a number of special exhibitions.
