Jakarta Historic Landmarks Tour with Hotel Transfers

Explore Jakarta's rich history and vibrant culture on the Old Batavia Tour. This immersive journey takes you through iconic sites such as the National Museum, Glodok (Chinatown), and the historic Kota Intan Drawbridge. Discover maritime heritage at the Museum Bahari Jakarta and learn about colonial influences at the Fatahillah Museum. With a local English-speaking guide and convenient hotel pickup, this tour offers a compelling glimpse into the city’s past. Perfect for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers. - Duration: 7 hours of guided exploration - Includes transport, entrance fees, and hotel pickup/drop-off - Discover key attractions like the Petak Sembilan Chinese Temple and more - Comfortable shoes recommended for walking tours

1. 1

   Stop 1

   1.5 hours

   Start your cultural journey at the Museum Nasional Indonesia, also called the "Elephant Museum." This building is home to more than 140,000 artifacts, including prehistoric fossils, ancient inscriptions, Hindu-Buddhist statues, and cultural treasures from across the archipelago. It's the perfect place to learn about the long history of Indonesia's civilizations.

2. 2

   Glodok Chinatown

   1 hour

   Next, visit Glodok, Jakarta's historic Chinatown. This area is known for its lively markets, traditional medicine shops, and authentic restaurants. It also has temples and buildings that are hundreds of years old, built during the colonial era. The mix of cultures and businesses makes it one of Jakarta's most lively neighborhoods.

3. 3

   Kota Intan Bridge

   15 min

   Then, go to the Kota Intan Drawbridge, the last surviving Dutch-era drawbridge in Jakarta. It was built in the 17th century and was used to connect fortified warehouses along the Ciliwung River. If you stand here, you can learn about how important this city was during the colonial trading era.

4. 4

   Jakarta History Museum (Fatahillah Museum)

   1 hour

   Finally, visit the Jakarta History Museum, which is located in the old Batavia city hall. Inside, you'll find old furniture, maps, ceramics, and paintings that show the history of Jakarta's colonial past. The museum is in the lively Fatahillah Square, where street performers and cafés full of history make it a charming place to end your trip.

• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.