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    The Fatahillah Museum is located in Jakarta and was formerly the city hall of Batavia, built in 1707-1712. It exhibits the history of Jakarta and relics of ancient kingdoms and has a library, cafeteria, souvenir shop, and prayer room.

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    The Fatahillah Museum is located in Jakarta and was formerly the city hall of Batavia, built in 1707-1712. It exhibits the history of Jakarta and relics of ancient kingdoms and has a library, cafeteria, souvenir shop, and prayer room.

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    The Fatahillah Museum is located in Jakarta and was formerly the city hall of Batavia, built in 1707-1712. It exhibits the history of Jakarta and relics of ancient kingdoms and has a library, cafeteria, souvenir shop, and prayer room.

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    Tugas Museum

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    Hendra Sagita
    The Fatahillah Museum is located in Jakarta and was formerly the city hall of Batavia, built in 1707-1712. It exhibits the history of Jakarta and relics of ancient kingdoms and has a library, cafeteria, souvenir shop, and prayer room.

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    1.

    Museum name : Museum Fatahillah


    2. What you can learn : The best place to learn about the past of the city of Jakarta
    3. Exhibits :
    1. the history of Jakarta
    2. a replica of the relics of the Tarumanegara and Pajajaran kingdoms
    4. Opening Hours : Tuesday - Sunday 08.00-15.00 WIB
    5. Other Facts :
    1. Library,
    2. Museum Cafeteria,
    3. Souvenir Shop,
    4. Fatahillah cinema,
    5. Islamic Prayer Room (Mushola),
    6. Meeting and Exhibition Room

    The Fatahillah Museum has the official name of the Jakarta History Museum which is a museum
    located at Jalan Taman Fatahillah No. 1, West Jakarta with an area of more than 1,300 square
    meters.

    This building was formerly the city hall of Batavia (Dutch: Stadhuis van Batavia) which was built
    in 1707-1712 by order of the Governor-General Joan van Hoorn. This building resembles the
    Dam Palace in Amsterdam, consisting of a main building with two wings on the east and west
    and a sanding building that is used as an office, courtroom and underground rooms which are
    used as prisons. On March 30, 1974, this building was inaugurated as Fatahillah Museum.

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