Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta is a cornerstone of the award-winning architectural masterpiece, Capital Place.
Designed by renowned architect Cesar Pelli, one of Architectural Digest's Design Legends, this mixed-use complex is a tranquil oasis in Indonesia's capital of international commerce, finance, and entertainment.
Centrally located on Jalan Gatot Subroto, Capital Place offers easy access to all major business destinations, all the most desirable attractions and things to do in Jakarta, and excellent access to the international airport. Yet, the Hotel is discreetly set back from the busy thoroughfare and screened by the office tower – whose undulating building exterior is designed to symbolize waves flowing around the Indonesian archipelago.
Things to Do in Jakarta
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Concierge Recommends
To help make the most of your next trip, we asked our Concierge team to share their recommendations for the best things to see and do in Jakarta.
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8 Reasons to Visit Jakarta With Kids
Wonderful weather, family-friendly activities and delicious cuisine are just a few of the things that make Jakarta a must-visit destination.
Must-See Attractions
The National Museum
Find the largest collection of Indonesian relics and ethnic artwork, some dating back to the 7th century.
National Monument
Don’t leave Jakarta without visiting its most famous landmark, located in Medan Merdeka (Freedom Square).
Museum Wayang
Browse the finest collection of shadow puppets from Indonesia and Southeast Asia. On Sundays, watch sample shows of traditional wayang theatre.
Jalan Surabaya
Discover a range of goods, from antiques to handicrafts, at this open-air market.
Taman Ismail Marzuki Arts Centre
Named for a leading Indonesian composer, this massive arts complex is home to exhibition halls, theatres and a planetarium. See performances both traditional and modern, from Javanese dance to Western ballet.
Jakarta Textile Museum
A museum dedicated to the history of indigenous fibre arts, it focuses on traditional techniques such as batik. Gardens demonstrate plants for natural dyes and fibres.
Taman Prasasti Museum
One of the oldest cemeteries in the world, built in 1795, this vestige of the Dutch Colonial era is a quiet place to explore a portion of Jakarta’s history.
Jakarta History Museum
Also known as Fatahillah or Sejarah Museum, this is the place to learn about the city’s past and influences, from prehistoric times to its independence in 1945.
Maritime Museum
Near the old harbour in converted warehouses from the Dutch East India Company, some dating back to 1652, the Maritime Museum (Museum Bahari) tells the story of Indonesia’s seafaring traditions.
Museum Bank Indonesia
This worthwhile visit helps explain Indonesia’s economic development through the ages. The museum is set in a beautiful, historic bank building. Visits must be arranged in advance. Let our Concierge assist.
Grand Indonesia
For top international retailers, as well as an array of the best of Indonesia, the selection at this vast shopping mall places amongst the city’s top attractions.
Plaza Indonesia
Find luxury brands galore – from around the world and around the corner – in this sophisticated shopping centre, along with dining for every taste.
Istiqlal Mosque
Impressive for its capacity – it can hold up to 120,000 congregants – as well as its contemporary architecture, Southeast Asia’s largest mosque is situated across from the neo-Gothic Jakarta Cathedral on Merdeka Square.
Royale Jakarta Golf Club
One of Indonesia’s finest golf courses, this 27-hole facility is a lush and rolling championship-style course with panoramic views of Mounts Salak and Gede.
