Gedung Sate
The 1920s seat of West Java's governor, named for the satay-skewer spire on its roof, with a museum inside.
- Address
- Jl. Diponegoro No. 22, Citarum, Bandung Wetan
- Hours
- Museum Tue–Sun 09.30–16.00; closed Monday and public holidays
- Price
- Museum Rp5k (2026)
- Area
- Bandung Wetan, SWK Cibeunying (North-central)
About
Built from 1920 to 1924 for the colonial Department of Government Enterprises, Gedung Sate blends European and Indonesian styles; the six balls on its spire stand for the six million guilders it cost. The front grounds are a free photo stop, and the museum inside opens Tuesday to Sunday for about Rp5k. Museum Geologi is a short walk east along Jalan Diponegoro.
- Satay-skewer spire
- Museum Gedung Sate
- Built 1920–1924
- Seat of the governor
In history: 27 Jul 1920 – Sep 1924 — Work begins on Gedung Sate
Nearby
Perpustakaan Gasibu
An open-air reading corner at Lapangan Gasibu facing Gedung Sate, with books laid out on small tables and mats among the trees.
MuseumMuseum Geologi
An Art Deco geology museum opened in 1929, with fossils, minerals, volcanoes and prehistoric replicas.
Kupat tahuKupat Tahu Gempol
A family-run breakfast institution since 1965, serving kupat tahu under thick peanut sauce in quiet Gempol.
Factory outletHeritage Factory Outlet
A factory outlet in an old Dutch-era building on Jalan Riau, with other outlets within walking distance.
Heritage listing. Hours and prices change — check before you go.