Most reviewed Historical landmarks in Java

Well-known obelisk built to commemorate Indonesian independence from the Netherlands.

Expansive, 9th-century Hindu temple complex featuring structures with stone spires & sculptures.

Dating from the 9th century, this site is renowned as the largest Buddhist temple in the world.

Former colonial-era headquarters of the Dutch East Indies Railway Company, offering guided tours.

White-&-gold landmark on a traffic island, dating from 1889 & floodlit after dark.

Architecturally ornate, 18th-century former royal garden with a storied bathing complex.

Built in the 18th century, this grand palace is still used by Indonesian royalty.

Bustling city square surrounded by historic buildings & museums, with frequent street performances.

Historic temple complex with traditional Chinese & Javanese architectural features.

Iconic memorial monument offering a 2-story museum with exhibits on the 1945 Battle of Surabaya.

Large, 7-story prayer house in the shape of a bird, nicknamed "Chicken Church" & offering tours.

Cultural & exhibition center on a 16-acre, 19th century sugar factory site with a café & museum.

Notable historic mosque & museum with exhibits, prayer services & unique timbered accents.

Venerable mosque & pilgrimage destination dating from 1549, with unique architecture.

Massive monument commemorating the fight for independence, with a small history museum inside.

Large public mosque with Asian-influenced design & a golden minaret, plus fountains & gardens.

Grand palace of the Sultan of Kasepuhan built in 1447 with areas open to the public & a museum.

Bustling intersection around a military monument, with simple cafes serving noodles & meat skewers.

Prominent palace from 1744 with tours & a museum featuring sculptures, weapons & other artifacts.

One of the earliest Hindu temples in Central Java, with a square layout, built in the 8th century.

Rustic remains of a 1700s Dutch colonial fort, now used occasionally for concerts & festivals.

Old town with Dutch colonial buildings like a church & a train station, plus antique shops & cafes.

Dedicated in 1953, this stone monument commemorates an Indonesian battle for independence.

Built in 1982, this 25-m. monument is constructed to resemble an ancient West Java weapon.

Historic site resembling a cave with gardens, built by the sultans of Cirebon for rest & meditation.

1 of 2 ornate Buddhist temples in a 9th-century complex with many buildings, stupas & shrines.

Sacred mountainside Javanese-Hindu temple built in the 15th century & overlooking tea plantations.

Museum dedicated to the 1955 Bandung Conference of newly-independent African & Asian states.

Copper statue with a fountain featuring a horse-drawn carriage scene from epic poem "Mahabharata."

Royal residence since 1757, part of which is open to the public for touring historic displays.

Grand Dutch colonial administration building dating to the 1920s, now West Java's government house.

This former Dutch fortress was built in the 1800s & includes a prison & barracks.

Once buried underground, this historic site offers a semi-excavated 9th-century Hindu temple.

Remains of an ancient Hindu temple complex, with gardens & many preserved reliefs & carvings.

Statues of Indonesia's first president & vice-president commemorating the nation's independence.

Completed in 1845, this sizable fort was once occupied by 250 men of the Dutch army.

Bronze statue of a peasant & his mother representing those who fought for Indonesia's independence.

A historical landmark with 4.8/5 rating based on visitor reviews.

Monumen Bambu Runcing is a well-regarded Monument offering quality service and satisfying experiences.

A well-reviewed attraction in Kelurahan Sidanegara Kecamatan Cilacap, Indonesia offering unique experiences and good value.

A tourist attraction in Rancamanyar, Indonesia with mixed reviews averaging 4.2/5 stars.

Popular destination with high ratings.

A well-regarded travel destination offering visitors a distinctive and memorable experience with consistently positive feedback.

A historical landmark in Trowulan commemorating the Majapahit Kingdom, specifically the famous Palapa Oath by Patih Gajah Mada that unified Indonesia. Features a memorial site, small park with animals, and event halls.

Popular Fortress known for good service and variety. Highly rated destination.

Destination with an average rating of 4.8 from visitor reviews.

Traditional, 17th-century palace with a pavilion, Chinese ceramic decorations & a museum of relics.

Hindu temple on Mount Penanggungan, known for its sacred spring said to have healing energy.

A historical landmark in Special Capital Region of Jakarta, Indonesia, highly rated by visitors.