Surrounding Kokoon Hotel Surabaya
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| Destination | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. Klenteng Hong Tiek Hian Distance: ±0,7 km | One of Surabaya’s oldest Chinese temples, traditionally dating to around 1293. Dedicated to Fu De Zheng Shen (Tua Pek Kong), it features red pillars, curved roofs, dragon ornaments, and ornate altars. |
| 2. Gereja Katolik Santa Perawan Maria Distance: ±0,8 km | One of Surabaya’s oldest churches, with roots dating to the 1820s. The present Neo-Gothic building was constructed in 1899–1900 by architect W. Westmaas, featuring tall towers, pointed arches, and stained-glass windows. |
| 3. Kota Lama Distance: ±0,9 km | A heritage area around Jalan Rajawali and Jembatan Merah, preserving Surabaya’s trading history since the 17th century. It features colonial buildings, Chinese, Arab and Malay quarters, plus Gedung Internatio and the legendary Siropen factory. |
| 4. De Javasche Bank Distance: ±1,0 km | A historic 19th-century colonial building that once served as a Dutch East Indies central bank branch. Known for its elegant Dutch architecture, it now preserves Surabaya’s banking, trade, and colonial history in Kota Lama. |
| 5. Tugu Pahlawan & Museum 10 Nopember Distance: ±1,0 km | An iconic 41-meter monument and museum commemorating the heroes of the 10 November 1945 Battle of Surabaya and preserving stories of the independence struggle. |
| 6. Klenteng Boen Bio Distance: ±1,1 km | A historic Chinese temple in Kapasan, connected to Surabaya’s Chinese-Indonesian community and Confucianism. Known for traditional architecture, red colors, ornate decorations, and its role in Confucian education and culture. |
| 7. PT Perkebunan Nusantara Distance: ±1,2 km | Originally built for Handels Vereeniging Amsterdam (HVA), a Dutch sugar company, this early 20th-century building combines European and local styles. It later served as a Japanese weapons depot and military headquarters. |
| 8. Kampoeng Lawas Maspati Distance: ±1,2 km | A historic traditional kampung with old houses, colorful murals, narrow streets, and local traditions that showcase everyday life and community heritage in Surabaya. |
| 9. Masjid & Kawasan Wisata Religi Sunan Ampel Distance: ±1,4 km | The most historic religious area, centered around Sunan Ampel Mosque and the tomb of Sunan Ampel. The area is also known for its Arab-Javanese culture, traditional shops, and local food. |
| 10. Klenteng Pak Kik Bio Distance: ±1,5 km | A historic Chinese temple dedicated to Hian Thian Siang Tee, the Taoist Black Heavenly Emperor, reflecting Surabaya’s Chinese religious and cultural heritage. |
| 11. Museum Rumah Lahir Bung Karno Distance: ±1,8 km | The birthplace of Soekarno, Indonesia’s first president, preserved as a heritage site highlighting his early life and Surabaya’s historical setting, and showing the history and development of education in Indonesia. |
| 12. Makam Peneleh Distance: ±1,9 km | Surabaya’s hidden Dutch cemetery (1847) holds thousands of European graves featuring grand marble tombstones, gothic statues, and unique Javanese roof covers. |
| 13. Museum Surabaya – Gedung Siola Distance: ±2,1 km | The museum presents Surabaya’s history through photographs, archives, traditional objects, and artifacts, from the colonial era and independence struggle to the development of modern Surabaya. |
| 14. Masjid Muhammad Cheng Hoo Distance: ±2,3 km | A unique mosque blending Chinese and Islamic architecture, symbolizing friendship and cultural exchange between Chinese and Indonesian Muslim communities. |
| 15. Jalan Tunjungan – Tunjungan Romansa Distance: ±2,3 km | One of Surabaya’s most iconic streets, featuring historic buildings, food vendors, cultural events, and a lively atmosphere for walking and enjoying local nightlife. |