If you go to Bandung, don't forget .. stop by the Gedung Sate Museum, the building is behind the satay building, the shape of the building is Dutch Colonial.
Introduction to the History of the Building of Satay ...
Gedung Sate is a public building in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. It was designed in accordance with the neoclassical design designed by no-native Indonesian by Dutch architect J. Gerber to become the chair of the Department of Transportation, Public Works, and Water Management of the Dutch East Indies; this building was completed in 1920. At present, this building was made as the seat of the governor of West Java province.
The common name, Gedung sate, is a nickname that is entirely translated from Indonesian to 'Gedung sate', which is discussed in the form of the top of the central building - which facilitates the form of one of Indonesia's traditional dishes called satay.
To enter the Gedung Sate Museum Rp. 5000 / person, open from Tuesday to Sunday
Introduction to the History of the Building of Satay ...
Gedung Sate is a public building in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. It was designed in accordance with the neoclassical design designed by no-native Indonesian by Dutch architect J. Gerber to become the chair of the Department of Transportation, Public Works, and Water Management of the Dutch East Indies; this building was completed in 1920. At present, this building was made as the seat of the governor of West Java province.
The common name, Gedung sate, is a nickname that is entirely translated from Indonesian to 'Gedung sate', which is discussed in the form of the top of the central building - which facilitates the form of one of Indonesia's traditional dishes called satay.
To enter the Gedung Sate Museum Rp. 5000 / person, open from Tuesday to Sunday
Whatever is in the Gedung Sate Museum, Yuse ...
Portrait Photographs of old times, the history of Gedung Sate and the city of Bandung
On this floor, you will feel the journey on the streets of Bandung,
because the street image runs it self
Digital binoculars, seemed to fly above the clouds of the city of Bandung
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| Overview of Bandung City Land Structure |
In this room, visitors seemed to depend on the Dutch colonial period,
more clearly seen from the augmented realty screen
Sate Building Entrance Museum
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