Jalan Surabaya Market (Pasar Antik Jalan Surabaya) Tours and Tickets

Discover Jakarta’s key landmarks in just one day on this private door-to-door tour. Start by learning about Indonesian history at the National Museum, then move on to the National Monument, Jakarta Cathedral, Istiqlal Mosque, and the Proclamation Monument. Wrap up the day by exploring art and antiques markets and visiting a batik shop.

Venture into the 13th-century streets of Jakarta, formerly Batavia, accompanied by a private guide who sheds light on its Dutch colonial history. You’ll explore Glodok, Indonesia’s oldest Chinatown, characterized by winding lanes and red-tiled roofs. See multiple attractions including the Chinese temple Jin De Yuan and the Dutch drawbridge, and stroll through Fatahillah Square and the Jalan Surabaya flea market. Visit the Wayang Museum for a look at kulit shadow puppets, stop by Sunda Kelapa Harbor, and view cultural artifacts at the National Museum of Indonesia.

Almost as many people live in Jakarta’s metro area as they do in Tokyo, making the city a shopping destination. Shop like a local—with a private driver—on this door-to-door tour that includes a feast of authentic specialties. Browse antiques at Jalan Surabaya Flea Market; explore the Pasar Baru and Grand Indonesia malls; discover the art of batik at Rumah Batik Danar Hadi. Stop at Monas along the way.

We will pick you up from city hotel lobby Head to the Old Batavia City, the construction from Colonial era was preserve then head to Fatahillah Museum, Bank Of Indonesia Museum, and the Sunda Kelapa Harbour which became a main port of Batavia Trading during the Colonial Era National Monument, build in the 60s & open for public in the 70's. The flame on top of the tower is coated with 60kg pure Gold, it was build in the commemoration of Indonesia Indepence. Cathedral Jakarta Was constructed in 1600 and it became the oldest church in Indonesia, renovated in 1800 and open for public since then. Istiqlal Mosque The Biggest Mosque in Asia, can accomodate up to 100.000 worshippers. Was build in the 70's and open for public since then. Flexible tour Drive back to the hotel