Lawang Sewu

5 Ethan Josiah Effendi - 8 months ago

Not spooky at all. In fact, it was quite the opposite. It's basically a historical trip back in time to the colonial era from a train enthusiast perspective. If you want to gain the most experience possible, please do hire a guide there. For only several tens of thousand rupiahs you'll get complete inside knowledge of the place. Careful for the restricted spaces though, they have cameras.

5 Redzky Yoga - 8 months ago

This is an extraordinary place! You must do a trip in here. Historical place in Semarang city. There are Local guides will explain everything all about this place. You must use this guide service to know more about. Recommended place!

5 Dianita Kartika - 9 months ago

An astonishing historical site. This building complex was established in 1907 as the head office of the Dutch railway company.
It has hundreds of doors, almost a thousand, that's why people call it "lawang sewu", which means thousand doors.
This place is well maintained, despite of its old age. You can find many interesting spots to take pictures there.

5 Merylle Rose Appoy - 6 months ago

I had a great time during my visit, there are only few people.

4 Frans Jan Pieter Sipayung - 10 months ago

Nice place..visiting at noon and night will be full of lighting. Need to create more activity to attract more visitors.

5 Muhammad Setiawan - 2 weeks ago

Amazing historical site. friendly tour guide, clean restroom and crowded visitor at holidays

3 Aki Baihaki - a year ago

Underutilised premise. Empty rooms etc. There's a small exhibition on railways (some taken from railway museum in Ambarawa). Other than that the place is really empty. They could fill in with more (art) stuff. The yard is a nice place though with a band playing local music. It's definitely a place to visit in Semarang but wish they could do more with the content.