Best places: Tourist attractions in Tamarunang, Indonesia

Catholic cathedral with simple interiors & stained-glass windows, plus regular services in English.

Massive 1940s mosque with 5 domes & a richly decorated interior, plus a distinctive tiered minaret.

Double-domed, waterside mosque built on a pier, also known as a popular sunset-viewing spot.

👍👍 It was amazing!😃

👍👍 Probably this is the oldest mosque in Makasssar and South Sulawesi build in 1603.

👍👍 Nice place for study, field trip, and outing class #selalusejuk

👍👍 The mosque is beautiful, simple, cool, clean and unique. Like it!

👍👍 It's a wonderful place, great atmosphere, lovely trees, love the open space to run, play ball. Wish of a morning that it's less crowded, other than that it's a great place.

👍👍 Fascinating Buddhist monastery free to visit. There are 9 floors, the top floors provide a magnificent view over the city. There's a floor in Cambodia theme which is particularly fascinating. Buy some incense and pay your respects. Also recommended with kids.

👍👍 crowded, beautiful and fun

Built in the shape of a sea turtle, this 17th-century Dutch fort houses Indonesian history exhibits.

Relaxed hotel offering sleek rooms with free Wi-Fi, plus an indoor pool & a restaurant.

Recreational park with a swimming pool, water slides & leafy paths, plus seasonal fruit gardens.

Small park with a fountain & shady spots for picnics, plus a jogging track popular for morning runs.

Set in a traditional Bugis structure, this museum showcases sacred artifacts from Gowa history.

👍👍 Good please to look at sunset

👍👍 Standing tall in the center of Makassar, about half a kilometer south of the Field Karebosi. A monument erected on an area of ​​one hectare was built on January 11, 1994. Laying the first stone carried by Susilo Sudarman head of the ministry, and was inaugurated by President Soeharto, on December 19...

Waterside gathering place with street hawkers & paved walkways, plus a nearby beach.