Fatahilla Museum
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The Fatahillah Museum, also known as the Jakarta Historical Museum or Batavia Museum, is located on the Indonesian island of Java, in the city of Jakarta, or rather in its old part, called Kota. This part of the city has been restored and is now one of the most picturesque and impressive places in all of Jakarta.
The museum building was built in 1710 as the Town Hall, but in 1974 the Fatahillah Museum was opened there. Now in its collection more than 23500 exhibits, including historical maps, paintings, ceramics, furniture and archaeological objects from the prehistoric era, as well as a rich collection of furniture of the XVII-XIX centuries.
In the building of the Historical Museum of Jakarta 37 ornate rooms, in each of them there are exhibits, in the basement there are prison cells, which are now also available to visit.