Best places: Museums in Sulawesi

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

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

👍👍 so natural & fresh

👍 As you can see on the pictures, they are renovating the villa. Its still in a very well maintained condition. Its like a small museum about the history of Soppeng regency. Only small details about why its called Villa Yuliana. Ofcourse this is build for the queen of Holland, except she hasnt been h...

👍 Coming on October 27 2023, it turns out the renovation process is currently underway. According to the officer I asked, it will reopen around February 2024.

👍👍 Very good service, detailed and clear explanations

Museum at an old Dutch fort featuring a range of historical, military & cultural artifacts.

👍👍 The right place for hangout and chil out with hot cooffe or tea. Enjoy sitback and relax..

🫤 Tonasa Park is no longer operational, the security guy said the photo spot has been removed

👍👍 The gate is good👍. Full lighting at night

👍👍 we did the first archipelago module on 16 September 2023, at 9.47 we went to balla lompa on Jl. K. H. Wahid Hasyim No.39, Sungguminasa, kec. Somba Opu, Gowa Regency, there we learned about the history and genealogy of the Gowa kingdom and how this kingdom had a big influence on the surrounding commu...

👍👍 Quite spacious, the yard is still not well organized, some of the toilet bowls have been torn off Overall it is quite good

👍👍 Mount Tumpa is close to the city

👍👍 Needs attention from the government. Not just physical development. But there is also enthusiasm, passion and passion for cultural activities here. Balla Lompoa is not just a cultural artifact, a legacy of the past. But it is also about developing a cultural spirit in the younger generation. There...

👍👍 A very exotic place to commemorate the eras of human civilization.✌️😊

👍👍 The Mandar Majene Museum, which is located in the Banggae sub-district, not far from the center of Majene city, contains various kinds of historical remains from the Mandar tribe, ranging from government history, traditional heirloom objects, miniature traditional houses, household utensils, etc. Th...