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Tour Brochure Small.Pdf Provincial Road Bandung: Polytechnic (1920) Parahyangan: Tea Plantation ARCHITECTURE TOUR JAVA Dutch colonial architecture in Java. An exclusive and spectacular tailor-made tour that combines the gems of colonial architecture with the excellence of Indonesian hospitality. Surabaya: Javasche Bank (1921) Indonesia is sweeping landscapes, abundant flora and fauna, delicious food, an average temperature of 30 degrees Celsius and hospitality. But Indonesia is more. It is also the largest former colony of the Netherlands. Tangible and intangible testimonies of this colonial period are still around in abundance: customs, vocabulary, food and architecture. If you are interested in this unique combination, now is the time. Join ARCHITECTURE - TOUR JAVA Pauline K.M. van Roosmalen, a Dutch architectural historian with twenty years experience on Dutch colonial architecture and town planning in Indonesia, on an exclusive specially designed and inspiring tour to the many interesting aspects of (colonial) life in Indonesia. The tour will lead you to beautiful and hidden treasures of Dutch colonial architecture and town planning in Indonesia: harbours, roads, railways, water works, factories, offices, post offices, social clubs, churches and parks. Price: on request Brochure © Indonesia Design 41 (2010) Jakarta: Javasche Bank (1909-1936) Lamajan: Hydro Power Station (1917) Tegal: Semarang-Cheribon Stoomtram Bandung: De Eerste Nederlandsch-Indische Sundanese Food Lembang: Villa Isola (1931) Maatschappij (1911-1913) Spaarbank (1935) P r o g r a m m e Day 1 | ARRIVAL Day 8 | TRAVEL: Cirebon to Semarang via Tegal Day 15 | TRAVEL: Malang to Surabaya Welcome dinner Tegal & Chinese Area (Semarang) Commercial Area (Jembatan Merah) Day 2 | Jakarta Day 9 | Semarang Day 16 | Surabaya VOC Area (Kota, Kali Besar, Sunda Kelapa, Commercial Area (Little Netherlands) Administrative and Commercial Areas (Tunjungan, Molenvliet) Early 20th C. Extension Areas (Bodjong, Simpang Simpang) Lima, New Candi) Early 20th C. Extension Area (Darmo) Day 3 | Jakarta Farewell dinner Early 19th and 20th C. Extension Areas (Weltevreden, Day 10 | Semarang & TRAVEL: Menteng, Kebayoran Baru) Semarang to Yogyakarta Day 17 | DEPARTURE On request: stop at Borobudur Day 4 | TRAVEL: Jakarta to Bandung The programme may be subject to change. Bandung Business & Commercial Centre (Alun-alun, Day 11 | Yogyakarta Jalan Braga) FREE PROGRAMME ARCHITECTURE - TOUR JAVA Day 5 | Bandung & Lembang Day 12 | TRAVEL: Yogyakarta to Kediri Early 20th C. Extension Area (Garrison, Administrative and Scientific Areas) Day 13 | Kediri & TRAVEL: Lembang (Villa Isola) Kediri to Malang via Trowulan Church (Puhsarang) Day 6 | Bandung Environment Archaeological Museum, house Henri Maclaine Pont Hydro-electric Power Station (Lamajan) (Trowulan) Tea plantation (Malabar) Day 14 | Malang Day 7 | TRAVEL: Bandung to Cirebon Early 20th C. Extension Areas & Cirebon Commercial & Administrative Areas (Alun-alun, Brochure Downtown Cirebon former J.P. Coenplein) Jakarta: Station Square (1930s) Bandung: Villa De Driekleur (1937) Semarang: Nederlands-Indische Surabaya: Pasar Besar (1928) Spoorweg Maatschappij (1902) P r i c e - Transfer from the point of arrival in Indonesia to T i c k e t s The price of the tour is based on exchange rate the hotel in Jakarta; - Tickets to and from Indonesia can be booked € 1,00 = Rp 12.500,00. The price of the tour will be - Transfer from the hotel in Surabaya to another without obligations via Schiethart Reizen. adjusted if a significant change in exchange rate point of interest in Indonesia or the point of - Schiethart Reizen only books tickets that can be occurs. departure from Indonesia; cancelled until 9 weeks prior to departure. - Individual transport during the tour; - Tickets purchased via Schiethart Reizen.have to Upon request, local residents may receive a reduction - Drinks during lunches and dinners; be paid 9 weeks prior to departure. for non-used accommodation. Request received less - Personal expenses (porters, mini-bar, laundry, than 9 weeks prior to the tour can not be accepted. massages, tips, etc); N o t e - Travel- and health insurance; As a tropical climate is sometimes relentless and the Included in the price are: - The organisation of trips prior to, during or after tour intense, it is important that you are in good health. - Accommodation (twin room for two persons for the tour. 16 nights); - Transport and accommodation as in the Details regarding programme and tour programme (i.e. not on Day 11 except for dinner); - The tour starts in Jakarta and ends in Surabaya. - Breakfast and dinners; - Details regarding hotels and sites/objects can be - Lunches (except Day 11); found in the detailed programme. - Bottled water on the bus, in the hotel rooms and - The price of the tour is based on accommodation during lunches and dinners; of two people in a standard twin room. ARCHITECTURE - TOUR JAVA - Entrance fees (except Borobudur Temple); - The additional surcharge for a single room is € 490,-. - Indonesian SIM-card and a limited amount of - Hotels and restaurants are selected on the basis of credit (for non-Indonesians only); quality, location, and atmosphere. - Tips for waiters, driver and local guide; - Participants receive a detailed digital programme - A local guide; of the tour 6 weeks prior to the start of the tour. - Local experts; - The tour is offered to you by Schiethart Reizen, - An expert and experienced tour leader; Alkmaar and organised by Kunstwerk/Pauline K.M. - A group briefing in the Netherlands prior to the van Roosmalen, Amsterdam. beginning of the tour; - Schiethart Reizen is a member of ANVR , SGR and - Introductory lecture in each major city. Calamiteitenfonds. - The ANVR stipulations apply to this tour. Brochure Not included in the price are: - Airfares to and from Indonesia; - Application and cost of a visa; - Airport tax from Indonesia; Surabaya: Insurance Company Jakarta: Konknlijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Semarang: People’s Theater Sobokartti Bandung: Hotel Savoy Homann (1939) ‘De Algemeene’ (1900-1902) (1916) (1930) Testimonials Contact/Booking C o p y r i g h t - ‘Thanks to a carefully planned route visiting major Schiethart Reizen © 2009 Kunstwerk/Pauline K.M. van Roosmalen. and minor cities on Java the whole range of Luttik Oudorp 25-A Nothing from the brochure nor the website of colonial architecture could be studied. […] Meetings with local people involved in preserving 1811MT Alkmaar Kunstwerk/Pauline K.M. van Roosmalen may be the architectural heritage was fruitful in variable T: 072-5204550 adopted, multiplied and/or publicised via print, degrees. …’ Bert E: [email protected] photocopy, microfilm or any other means without I: www.schiethartreizen.nl written permission from Kunstwerk/Pauline K.M. van - ‘Some of the beautiful hotels we stayed in had Roosmalen. a link with the colonial past and most of the restaurants we visited were remarkable, not only for their excellent food, but also for their interior design. …’ Marijke - ‘[…] this almost forgotten part of Dutch colonial history justifies a keen and broad interest in the present day. […] the interest in colonial building and urban development in nowadays Indonesia is ARCHITECTURE - TOUR JAVA alive and growing. …’ Wim Brochure.
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