Stasiun Surabaya Kota
Stasiun Semut
The old-town terminus locals call Stasiun Semut, opened in 1878 and now the starting point for most Commuter Line trains.
- Address
- Jl. Stasiun Kota No. 9, Bongkaran, Pabean Cantian
- Area
- Pabean Cantian, Surabaya Utara (North)
About
Surabaya Kota is a protected heritage station in the old trading quarter, close to Pasar Atom. It is the terminus for commuter lines such as Supas to Pasuruan and Probolinggo, Jenggala to Mojokerto and the Dhoho and Penataran loops to Blitar. Long-distance services are few, so most intercity travellers use Gubeng or Pasar Turi instead.
- Heritage station first opened in 1878
- Terminus for Supas, Jenggala, Dhoho and Penataran trains
- Close to Pasar Atom
Nearby
Pasar Atom
A landmark market-mall in the old trading quarter, first opened in 1979, with 2,600+ stalls of clothing, jewellery and electronics.
ChurchGereja Kepanjen (Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary)
A neo-Gothic Catholic church from 1900, a short walk from Tugu Pahlawan, with stained-glass windows and a cross-shaped plan.
Monument & museumTugu Pahlawan & Museum Sepuluh Nopember
Surabaya's defining landmark: a white 'inverted nail' honouring the 1945 battle, with a sunken museum of dioramas and relics beneath it.
Night food streetKya-Kya Kembang Jepun
Weekend night food street in Surabaya's old Chinatown, with noodles, dim sum, satay, traditional cakes and fresh drinks.
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