Makassar: what to see and where to eat
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Things to see
military museumFort Rotterdam
Dutch fort built in Makassar on the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia during the 1670s
Getting there Nearest stop or station Dermaga Kayu Bangkoa, about 6 min on foot OpenStreetMap
mosqueKatangka Mosque
mosque in Indonesia
Getting there Nearest stop or station Bus Terminal Mallengkeri, about 20 min on foot OpenStreetMap
cathedralSacred Heart Cathedral
church in Makassar, Indonesia
Getting there Nearest stop or station Dermaga Kayu Bangkoa, about 10 min on foot OpenStreetMap
- river
Tallo River
river in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
mosque99 Domes Mosque
mosque in Indonesia
Getting there Nearest stop or station Dermaga Kayu Bangkoa, about 11 min on foot OpenStreetMap
- stadium
Kalegowa Stadium
sports stadium in Indonesia
Getting there Nearest stop or station Terminal Cappa Bunga, about 12 min on foot OpenStreetMap
- beach
Losari Beach
beach in Makassar, Indonesia
Getting there Nearest stop or station Dermaga Kayu Bangkoa, about 13 min on foot OpenStreetMap
- church building
Makassar Immanuel Church
church in Indonesia
Getting there Nearest stop or station Dermaga Kayu Bangkoa, about 10 min on foot OpenStreetMap
- lake
Danau Mawang
lagoon in Indonesia
- river
Salo Pute
river in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Places to eat
- cafe
Kedai Kopi Asia by Sija
Food: coffee shop
- restaurant
ayam goreng sulawesi ibu tini
Food: asian
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