Kota Tua Jakarta, or Kota Tua, is an interesting place to explore. And one of the best ways to do this is to visit the Fatahillah Museum by bicycle.
Many bicycles can be seen around the front yard of Fatahillah Museum in Jakarta's Old Town
The museum is located in an old Dutch colonial building that was once the town hall. It was built in 1710 and is one of the oldest buildings in Jakarta. This museum tells about the history of Jakarta, from its founding by the Dutch in the 16th century, its role as a major trading port in the 18th and 19th centuries, to its independence from the Netherlands in 1949.
The museum has various exhibits, including old maps, paintings, photographs, and even some archaeological artifacts. One of the highlights is the replica of the city gate of Batavia, which was built in 1627 and is the only remaining part of the original city walls.
Popular location for cycling
Fatahillah Museum is a popular place to ride bicycles in Jakarta. The museum is a great place for a bike ride as no cars or motorbikes are allowed to pass around the museum.
The only way to get around the museum is by foot or bicycle. This makes it a popular place to ride a bicycle and explore all areas of the museum without having to worry about traffic. There are also lots of trees and green space around the museum, which makes it a fun place to ride.
Cycling in front of Fatahillah Museum
Bicycle parked in front of Fatahillah Museum
Besides a popular cycling spot, Fatahillah Museum is a great place to learn about Jakarta's rich history and culture. It's also a great place to take some photos!
