Palembang: what to see and where to eat
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Things to see
Sriwijaya Kingdom Archaeological Park
archaeological park
Getting there Kertapati, about 29 min on foot
fitri agung from Pekanbaru, Riau, Indonesia, Indonesia / CC BY 2.0
Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II Museum
This museum displays more objects left by the Palembang Sultanate. Inside this museum there are various types of collections from archaeology, ethnography, biology, art and especially currency collections.
Getting there Ampera, about 3 min on foot
Balaputradeva Museum
Balaputera Dewa Museum holds various collections from the pre-historical era, the Srivijaya Kingdom era, the Palembang Sultanate era, to the Dutch colonialism era
Getting there RSUD, about 6 min on foot
Cathedral of St. Mary
Getting there Dishub, about 17 min on foot
National Hero Museum Major General TNI (Ret.) Dr. AK. Gani
The Dr. A.K. Gani Museum is a museum established to collect, exhibit, and preserve historical objects related to the life of Dr. A.K. Gani
Getting there Halte Grand Garden B, about 2.62 km away
Perjuangan Rakyat Sumatera Bagian Selatan Monument Museum
Getting there Ampera, about 3 min on foot
Dr. A. K. Gani Museum
museum in South Sumatra, Indonesia
Getting there Halte Grand Garden B, about 2.61 km away
Songket Museum
museum in Palembang, Indonesia
Getting there Ampera, about 25 min on foot
Gunawan Kartapranata / CC BY-SA 3.0
Sriwijaya Museum
The Sriwijaya Museum stores various objects left by the Sriwijaya Kingdom in the form of artifacts, such as inscriptions, statues, beads, ceramics, to the broken wood of the ship and its rudder.
Getting there Ampera, about 3 min on foot
Places to eat
R&B Grill Steak Palembang
Food: steak house, burger, sandwich, coffee shop, chicken, seafood, pasta, dessert
warung amel
Food: noodle
Kopi Kenangan
Food: coffee shop
Mie Gacoan
Food: noodle
Mie Gacoan
Food: noodle
Opening hours and tickets: OpenStreetMap contributors. Each one shows the day a volunteer last wrote it down, so check the official site before you set out.