Old Batavia Heritage Walk
The Old Batavia heritage walk is a 5-hour journey through Jakarta’s colonial heart — from the grand halls of Museum Fatahillah to hands-on pottery at Museum Keramik, a fascinating tour of Bank Indonesia, and a delicious finish at the iconic Acaraki restaurant in Kota Tua.
Stepping Into A Time Machine
A visit to Museum Fatahillah is like a trip back to the old days of Jakarta and catching glimpses into its vibrant past. Housed in a stunning Dutch colonial-era building, the museum showcases everything from ancient artifacts to colonial relics which reveal how the city has evolved over centuries.
Hands-On Experience
Not only you’ll get to discover the fascinating history behind Indonesia’s pottery through the traditional and contemporary displays at Museum Keramik, but you’ll also have the chance to roll up your sleeves and create your own unique pieces under the expert guidance of talented local artisans, who will make sure that you leave with something truly special that you made yourself.
Money, Money, Money
In Museum Bank Indonesia, you’ll find an impressive collection of ancient coins, banknotes, and historical artifacts that uncover the evolution of Indonesia’s financial system. From the early barter trade to the introduction of currency, the museum offers a captivating journey through interactive displays and engaging stories that bring the history to life.
A Delicious Finish
End your Old Batavia heritage walk in style with a reservation at Acaraki — whether you’re in the mood for a refreshing jamu drink, a full meal, or traditional Indonesian delicacies. This gem delivers a dining experience that’s as rich in flavour as it is in history and treating your eyes with its classic picturesque atmosphere.