It's really fun and you can learn history too, the tickets are also very affordable, next time I want to try coming here at night

Come and visit Fort Vredeburg to complete your trip to Yogyakarta. Explore the history of the past, and cap it off with an impressive fountain attraction. Thank you. Book your tickets easily, and make your trip even more enjoyable.

The staff was very friendly. Needs wheelchair access.

The area inside and around the museum is clean, the displays in the museum are accompanied by explanations so that they can increase insight.

I booked tickets online for the weekend afternoon session (Saturday) hoping to see the Tirta Abirawa Water Fountain and the Lintas Cahaya Video Mapping show. Unfortunately, the show time was moved up without prior notice. I would like to advise management not to change the time so frequently that it confuses visitors. Thank you.

The place is spacious, clean, and well-guarded. The security team is quick to respond when a visitor loses something. Bring an umbrella to protect yourself from the heat.

All the employees are friendly..even asking to take photos...clean place...historical tourism but with technology

the staff are friendly, the signs were clear, explanations in each diorama are helpful.

I went there when there was a waterfall with cool lights, the staff were also nice. While waiting, there was a place to hang out with mats provided.

Retracing the past. Quietly roaming the fort with his wife.

traveling but also gaining historical knowledge, the water attractions are cool

It's much more modern, all the dioramas are very attractive and interesting, the room is air-conditioned, clean and fragrant, very different from the last time I was here, I like it.

This is Fort Vredeburg, an 18th-century Dutch colonial fortress in central Yogyakarta. It was built to monitor the Yogyakarta Palace and maintain Dutch military control. Today it functions as a national museum showing dioramas of Indonesia’s independence struggle. The fort’s layout, walls, and bastions remain intact, making it a key historical site.

Good for history education, the place is also clean.

It's a shame I haven't had a chance to try it for other reasons. Maybe next time.

For only 15 thousand we can see a museum that presents the history that occurred in Yogyakarta since the colonial government entered Yogyakarta.

the fountain is not displayed, but there is no notification

Arriving at 5 p.m., the quiet atmosphere was perfect for taking photos. Coincidentally, my main purpose was to photograph traditional clothing. The staff was also friendly and cool.

The staff is friendly. The exhibition space is comfortable and air-conditioned. There are plenty of audiovisual equipment. It's fun. Learning history is even more enjoyable. There's also a minimarket inside the area for drinks.

The night tour was really exciting, plus there was a fountain attraction.