Indonesia · Museum

7-Hour Jakarta History and Arts Tour with Museums and Sunda Kelapa

7 Hours Round trip from Kota Tua Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Uncover Batavia's history at Museum Fatahillah
02 Explore the heritage of Indonesian arts and crafts
03 Learn the story of the rupiah at Bank Indonesia Museum
04 Discover maritime history and world explorers at the Maritime Museum
05 Visit Sunda Kelapa, Jakarta's oldest seaport built by the VOC

Embark on a 7-hour tour through Jakarta's rich history and cultural heritage, visiting Museum Fatahillah, the Indonesian Arts and Crafts Museum, and the Bank Indonesia Museum for insight into Batavia, Indonesian creativity, and the history of the rupiah. Continue to the Maritime Museum and Sunda Kelapa Seaport, the oldest seaport in Jakarta built by the VOC, before browsing the treasures of Jalan Surabaya Antiques Market. The experience concludes at Sarinah Department Store, Jakarta's first mall.

Discover the history of Indonesian maritime heritage and some world explorers.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 7 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access No

City Jakarta

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Museums, Heritage Sites, and Jakarta Landmarks

Museum Fatahillah: Find out about the history of Batavia and the VOC occupation in the year 1700.
Indonesian Arts and Crafts Museum: Explore the heritage of Indonesian arts and crafts.
Bank Indonesia Museum: Learn about the history of the Central Bank and the Indonesian rupiah. It is a very interesting place full of knowledge.
Maritime Museum: Discover the history of Indonesian maritime heritage and some world explorers.
Sunda Kelapa Seaport: Visit the oldest seaport in Jakarta, built by the VOC.
Jalan Surabaya Antiques Market: A haven for antique lovers, where you can find old items and traditional accessories.
Sarinah Department Store: Visit the first mall in Jakarta, built by the first President to serve the Asian African Conference in the year 1968.