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The Palace of Yogyakarta is a premise, located at Jalan Rotowijayan Blok No. 1, Panembahan, Kraton, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, Indonesia. They can be contacted via phone at +62 622 74373721, visit their website www.indonesia.travel for more detailed information.

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Jalan Rotowijayan Blok No. 1, Panembahan, Kraton, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
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48 Reviews

  • Fauzan P
    21 May 2018

    This place is the most favourite place that i never came in jogja because the history shows his face even in the walls. You have to through all over the palace, there are lot of performing arts from palace in the several days. Hope you enjoy your tour

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  • Henra Saragih
    30 April 2018

    Must visited place when you are on holiday in Yogjakarta. The best time to visit is in the morning and on weekday.Please wear an appropriate outfit, t-shirts, short pants below your knee is still considerable.

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  • Restu Mustaqim
    29 April 2018

    Simply amazing place. calm and windy. good place to see Yogyakarta heritage. better to visit after opening hours before the many students group come to visit.

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  • Stephane Le Voyageur
    18 April 2018

    I don't know if it because I travel the world and can see marvelous things or because I'm french and every cities or village have dozens of more interesting things but this place has nothing to see. I guess the real palace is more interesting but you can't visit it. Is possible to have access to 3 poors buildings in bad shape and no care of them. I'm so disappointed. Hopefully price is cheap.

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  • Georges Younes
    09 April 2018

    Visit as many of the buildings as possible. There are a few. If you just visit one of the locations, you are bound to be disappointed. The buildings are close to each other. There is no need for transportation unless you mind walking in a less than ideal environment. Manage your expectations and you will have a great time. Avoid comparisons to other palaces, especially those in other countries.

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  • Vipin Chand Sharma
    04 April 2018

    Nice place to roam around, also a some traditional performance which schedule to starts at 11pm. Better to either hire a guide or equip yourself with some home study to understand the story of displayed items.

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  • Kurinta Septi DR
    26 March 2018

    Good place to know about The Palace of Yogyakarta. The ticket was quite cheap both for local people and foreigner. We took a guide to tell us more about the place. He was so helpful. We were happy to visit this place.

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  • Sudeshna Basak
    09 March 2018

    It's not what one expects when it comes to the palace of the monarch but the disappointment melts into sheer joy when one witnesses the performance at the palace. These performances start at 11 am and simply cannot be missed!

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  • Rizky Hermawan
    07 March 2018

    have been in Yogyakarta for years. in it was my first time here, good place. lots of visitor, better go here not during holiday

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  • Daffa Romero
    04 February 2018

    It was great. The actual objects were pretty interesting to look at and take pictures of, and I'm not even a big cultural kinda guy, but the environment was lovely, the people were polite and just generally sweethearts, just wish it was a little bit cleaner. Would recommend. Oh, and tickets are cheap, under a dollar each.

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  • Kathi H
    19 December 2017

    I recommend taking a guide as there is no english explanation for most exhibits. Unfortunately we didn't and by the time we had realised it was too late to get one. Consequently everything remained utterly meaningless. Given that you have to pay a foreigner entrance fee they could at least provide you with a little flyer with some sort of information. The buildings itself weren't overly remarkable and many of the exhibits were poorly taken care off, especially the paintings and photographs.

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  • Nunung Afu'ah
    13 December 2017

    Got this view by earning IDR 5k only. You have to make sure that you walk through all of the part of the palace. Since it is only for exhibition or tourism visit, the visitor only see a part of Palace heritage. The issue of the palace is that the toilet, the appropriate signs, and the brochure about the palace. It is good if they have all the information accurate.

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  • Chris Charles
    06 December 2017

    Cool palace and worthy of a visit if you are in the area, however make sure you get a guide as otherwise it is a totally pointless visit. The guides by the door only cost about 30-40k or so, but from the people we spoke to they all had a good experience thanks to the insight from the guide.

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  • Nurshafiqa M.sidin
    25 November 2017

    I like to see and read how the prince became sultan and people in ngajogjakarta loved him.
    There are also people who were working for his generation living there with their traditional uniforms.
    The palace also use to hold event or performance. If you are lucky enough, you can see the performance of traditional music play there.

    A lot of seller can be seen out of the palace. Chasing you to buy things. P/s: If you don't want, ignore them. Once you talk to them, they will follow you.

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  • Femmy Yesiana
    14 November 2017

    Jogja selalu membuatku jatuh cinta. Kota ini ngangenin. Ngangenin suasananya, budayanya, makanannya, dll. Keraton adalah hal yg istimewa buatku. Ketika mengunjungi Keraton aku selalu seperti masuk ke keadaan dan suasana masa dulu. Beruntung buat kita yang ada di masa kini masih bisa menikmatinya. Seolah merasakan sejarah secara langsung. Untuk para orang tua yang punya anak "jaman now", please bawalah kesini untuk mengetahui dan merasakan sejarah.

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  • Reneetha Shou
    14 October 2017

    This place is just the front side of the palace. They separate the Sultan's residences. So you won't find much here, this place more like a museum. But it sure have a nice atmosphere here.

    You can find the residence gate behind this building. Ask the officer there for the directions. Make sure you ask the officer because so many fake guide around.

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  • Robby Soeyanto
    07 October 2017

    Very nice atmosphere. I love the hospitality of the royal servants. You can visit this historical place in the morning, or better when there are events held in here.

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  • Mhd Shulhan
    28 August 2017

    If you go to this place, instead of just wandering around and taking photo, hire the tour guide. You will learn some history and can ask any question. Priceless.

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  • Lily Devita Sari
    27 August 2017

    I would rather call it a museum. During the tour, I found only memorabilia, old stuffs, pictures once belong to the Sultan and family.
    Suppose to be unique and antique. But very little information provided regarding to the rooms/ halls there.
    Moreover the Palace management should really consider a serious maintenance to everything that is in for exhibition.

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  • Deepa Chaudhury
    16 August 2017

    Just a part of the palace is open to the public. Tickets are reasonably priced. A guide takes every ticket buyer around and the payment is voluntary there are no fixed rates. As palaces go it's nothing spectacular. But since it connects one to the history of Yogyakarta it becomes a must visit.

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  • AG
    09 August 2017

    This is one of the most well known historical palace in Indonesia and also one of the main tourist destination of Jogjakarta. The place is huge and you can get a tour guide to tell much about the history and the detail of the palace. Here, you can feel the ambience of Jogjakarta, and you can watch several shows here related to the Javanese culture.

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  • Bagus Painting
    03 August 2017

    Amazing Yogyakarta Palace Interesting to visit, the real Javanese culture is absolutely strong can feel here, the artistic and unique interior of the buildings, Palace's cultural attractions are best moment to take a look Let's shot best pics here Never regret.. 😊☺😉😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯💯💯🆗🆗🆗🆗🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

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  • Yoshi Minamoto
    17 July 2017

    Recommended Place if you travel to Yogyakarta. If you want some historical traveling, then this is a must visit place to go.

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  • Ruddy Tan
    13 July 2017

    If you would like to learn more about the palace, which is an active Residence of the current yogya sultan, a king, a guide is a must. I found out they are very knowledgeable.

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  • Kim Corfman
    27 June 2017

    Interesting. Get a guide. If we had walked around on our own, we would have been in and out quickly. The guide provided context and brought a lot of what we saw to life.

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  • Frankly Christober Pamian
    24 June 2017

    One of many place to visit when you in yogyakarta. You can learn javanesse culture here, watch javanesse traditional dance, enjoy the building architecture, and many more.

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  • Beth Copeland
    19 June 2017

    Interesting area. The tour guide was a bit hard to understand but pleasant. I didn't know much about the sultans and their history so it was interesting to see the buildings. If you want to take photos, it's an extra 1000 Rp.

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  • Christoph Huber
    14 May 2017

    Don't waste you money and time. They have a few old pics hanging on the wall and traditional cloth on mannequins. Had to pay extra for photo permit, but there was really nothing interesting to take a photo of as you can see from the attached pic.

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  • Delima Rokhayati
    05 May 2017

    I visited this place several times since i was still a kid until now, to accompany my friends. I wish they do something with the display. Some update will be nice. Some short english translation in the item's description will definitely nice. Tour guide still be able to do their work to explain more depth.

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  • Steffy Marcella Fransisca
    22 April 2017

    Historical place
    There is a batik museum, painting galery, traditional music like gamelan, gong, photo of the Kings, etc.
    The "abdi dalem" are so friendly, they will explain patiently about the history

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  • Ardian Perdana Putra
    09 April 2017

    Yesterday I found an interesting fact that I am still have inheritance from the royal family of Keraton Yogyakarta Hadiningrat. I hope someday I'll have a chance to visit this palace.

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  • Rudthapol Sirichoompun
    04 April 2017

    A nice historical place to visit. Still a place where Sultan lived but in private area. Worth a visit if you interested in Javanese and Yogyakarta history. There're also traditional performance in the main court.

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  • Suyono Kurniawan
    25 March 2017

    Palace of Yogyakarta. Usually crowded. Very nice place to visit when in Yogya. A must visit. They provide a guided tour. Very reasonable entrance fee.

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  • Ahsin Shiddieqiy
    15 March 2017

    The palace of Sultan Yogyakarta, still functional until now, you can go here with affordable prices, and there's a guide tour too

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  • Viktoriia Vlasenko
    23 February 2017

    A must see in Jogyakarta - but I am used to European and Turkish palaces, and this one is nothing like that)) and if you are a white tourist - be prepared to be asked to make a pic with you 😂😂😂 and not only here, but all over Java

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  • Kosmas Mahendra
    13 February 2017

    The palace. Here you can learn much about the history of Ngayogjokarto Hadiningrat (a kingdom that represent the city itself).

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  • Dwi Diksa
    08 January 2017

    I enjoyed much when exploring this place, but sadly I came one hour before it's closed.

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  • Selondjor Vibes
    29 December 2016

    Visited in sunday morning you can show the traditional dance performance. The palace of yogyakarta still alive nowaday, we can look up the Sultan and the palace activities here. so not only just a heritage building but living heritage building. You can directly having conversation with abdi dalem, you will find a happyness and wise value from java people.

    If we inside the palace, yes we saw the high value about the culture. But you just need walk a minute outside than got the paradox. What I mean Yogyakarta as a city grow fast and forgot the real value that their had, for examples too many hotels than the tree, too many giant mall than promoting traditional market.

    Lets have the culture adventure with a different view #visitJogja

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  • Fajar Ali
    05 September 2016

    Came here at 10 am with my friend, it's a bit hot weather indeed. You'll find unique statues in it. Heard gamelan music in the entrance, and attracted me. It has different atmosphere when you hear it, it's a gentle rhythm. And I just start to think that this whole place is sacred.

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  • Andi Pananrang
    24 August 2016

    Such an amazing place, full of cultures and antique things of Jogja. You can learn about history and culture about Jogja. Dont miss this

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  • Rendra Budi Hutama
    21 August 2016

    The entrance for tourist visitor is on behind the main building. The entrance fee was very cheap, and for you who bring camera, you just need to pay additional cost 1k only. There are also nice guide available who ready to explain you about all parts of this Palace.

    Palace Military and Batik museum are so interesting. Palace maids(abdi dalem) also very friendly, don't be shy to talk with them. It will be fun.

    Overall, it must visit place for someone who ever goes to Jogja.

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  • Test Test
    02 August 2016

    An important historical place. Mataram has a rich history. Too bad the guide was very bad. A guided tour seems to be included with the entrance, or at least the guide does not give us a choice. If after the palace tour he wants to take you to the so-called Batik school, know that it is a shop that tries to play on your sympathy to buy batik art. It can be annoying.

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  • Loulou Herman
    21 July 2016

    Make sure you're actually at the right entrance when going to the sultan's palace. You can also enter another part but there you can only see a courtyard which isn't impressive at all. The palace is pretty nice, especially the 'small museum' about batik interested me. If you go out the palace, people will probably ask you if you want to see a puppet maker: do it! It's very interesting, you don't have to pay entrance or anything.

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  • Eriksson Lie
    17 June 2016

    History pieces of Yogyakarta, a must visit for those who like to know more about Indonesia's History, especially Yogyakarta. Nicely preserve Museum, doesnt look boring.

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  • Yohanes Rio
    31 May 2016

    It's the sultan's palace, good ethnic atmosphere of javanese. The symbol of harmony in Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta (Special Region of Yogyakarta). If we want to learn the history of early Yogyakarta Hadiningrat kingdom, this is the place you must visit.

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  • Valeriy Shatilov
    12 April 2016

    If you like to see some historical places, this one is a must see. Fun and twisted architecture, pool. Atmospheric place, had fun exploring it

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  • Satya Manggala Pragolapati
    02 April 2016

    An interesting and must visit place around the center of Yogyakarta. You'll gain a lot of knowledges about Javanese traditional culture. There are many guides stand outside and inside of this palace, but the ones work inside or known as abdi dalem are much cheaper to use. The guiding fee is around Rp 50.000,00, but you may pay less if you use the abdi dalem's guide.

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  • Basilius Prabawa Brodjonegoro
    20 February 2016

    If you like culture you'll appreciate the place, but otherwise move along. It's a palace but we can only get into the courtyard. There are small museums inside too.

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