Fraser Residence Menteng Jakarta

Monas is the abbreviation of Monumen Nasional, and is the national monument of Indonesia. This monument is a tall obelisk topped with a flame and gold foil. Monas is located in the center of Merdeka Square. It was built in 1960s and construction was officially completed in 1975. This place is open for the public and is a great place to learn about the fight for Indonesia and Indonesia's independence. If you want to learn more, take a loop around the square as there are informational boards...

Taman Menteng is a small public park in the Menteng area of Jakarta. Many museums and colonial properties are in this area of the city. It offers a small green space to exercise in a city that could surely use some more! And secondly, it’s an excellent place to relax and simply ‘people watch’ throughout the park.

The artificial lake in the middle is the main attraction. The existence of a lake in the capital area like this is something rare. So, this park is a good alternative for city residents who want to find a different view. A moment of recreation in this park can be a fun weekend option. This park is also commonly used by local residents for sports, cycling or walking in the afternoon.

Lapangan Banteng located in Central Jakarta is now one of the favorite open spaces for Jakarta residents to spend the weekend or just talk and enjoy the sunset. The revitalization of Lapangan Banteng, which was completed in 2018, makes this field one of the interesting spots to spend the weekend with family, friends, or couples.

This track will take you around two historic places of worship in the city of Jakarta, the Istiqlal Mosque is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia and the sixth largest mosque in the world. Meanwhile, the Cathedral Church is a relic of the Dutch colonial period which was built in 1801, and had caught fire so that it was rebuilt in 1901.