Jin De Yuan Temple, also known as the Dharma Bhakti or Hokkien Kim Temple. This temple was built in 1650 under the orders of Lieutenant Kwee Hoen Tek. With an area of ​​3000 m², this temple can be used for religious rituals and is also a special place for Chinese New Year celebrations. The Hungry Ghost Festival and Lantern Festival are also commonly held on the temple grounds.

At first the 1,300 m² Fatahilah Museum functioned as the administrative headquarters of the Dutch East Indies company which was built in 1707. Having a collection of around 23,500 objects, the Fatahilah Museum has collection objects from the Dutch East Indies company, Betawi-style furniture, 16th century maps , replica of the Tugu Inscription and also a replica of the Padrao 1522 monument.

The Jakarta Cathedral Church has the official name of Santa Maria Protector Appointed to Heaven. This church has extraordinary neo-Gothic Catholic church architecture. Having three main towers, two of these towers have a height of 60 meters and are referred to as “Fortress of David” and “Tower of Ivory”, while one other magnificent tower with a height of 45 meters is referred to as “The Angelus Dei Tower”.

Recorded as one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia, the Istiqlal Mosque has a giant dome, seven main entrances and twelve round columns that give a grand impression on this mosque. Built to commemorate Indonesian independence, this mosque was opened to the public on February 22, 1978 and can accommodate more than 120,000 worshipers.

Monas or National Monument is a 132-meter-high memorial monument built to commemorate Indonesia’s independence struggle in 1961 and opened to the public in 1975. The monument has a gold-plated fire tongue that symbolizes the blazing  spirit of Indonesia’s.