Places to meet in Bandung

A tea-focused cafe and restaurant serving Teh Walini drinks alongside Indonesian and Western dishes.

A long-established restaurant on Braga Street serving international dishes.

A bakery and café on Braga Street, the city's historic promenade.

A coffee shop in an old building on Braga Street.

A noodle restaurant open since 1965, known for chicken noodles with meatballs and yamin noodles.

A noodle restaurant on Jalan Kejaksaan known as a local favourite.

A cafe and restaurant on Jalan Dayang Sumbi near the ITB campus in the Dago area.

A café near the ITB campus that hosts live music.

A food court inside the Paskal Hyper Square complex with many food stalls.

A coffee spot on Jalan Pajajaran that also hosts live music.

The central town square of Bandung, a wide green lawn facing the Grand Mosque.

The landmark government building of West Java with its distinctive spire.

An urban forest in central Bandung near the ITB campus, with walking paths and green space.

A community park with gardens and a dancing fountain, with bicycles available to rent inside.

A large open field opposite Gedung Sate, used for jogging and weekend gatherings.

The Grand Mosque on the city's main square.

A colonial-era city park with green paths and sculptures.

An open amphitheatre park under the Pasupati bridge used for film screenings.

A large forest park north of the city with walking trails, old caves and waterfalls, entered from Dago Pakar.

A city park with ponds, trees and jogging paths.

A shopping centre in west Bandung with fashion and lifestyle stores.

The city's oldest shopping centre, opened in 1990.

A shopping mall at the Braga end of the city centre.

A family tourist park in Lembang with a floating-market area, gardens and children's rides.

A shopping mall in western Bandung.

A historic street of about 850 m with colonial-era buildings, cafes and boutiques in central Bandung.

A lifestyle shopping mall in northern Bandung.

A historic market known for textiles and handicrafts.

A traditional city market in Bandung Wetan that is also known for long-running food stalls and small eateries.

A performing-arts hall near Pasar Kosambi in a former cinema building, opened as an arts venue in 1975.

A museum about the 1955 Asian-African Conference.

A sculpture park and museum of the artist Nyoman Nuarta, with an outdoor sculpture park, a terrace gallery and a cafe.

A public library and archive on Jalan Garut with more than 40,000 items and a large Sundanese literature collection.

A cultural centre with angklung music and dance shows.

A contemporary art space in the Dago Pakar hills that hosts exhibitions, with a cafe on site.

A public sports complex with a 400 m running track and a stadium, operating since 1974.

A public sports ground in central Bandung with a jogging track and basketball courts.

A large public field and park in south-central Bandung with a running track and food stalls around it.

A university sports complex open to the public, with swimming pools, a running track and football, basketball and futsal courts.

A rooftop bar with views over the city.

A casual venue with live music on most evenings of the week, plus karaoke sessions and special performances.

A hillside restaurant and cafe in Dago Pakar with a rooftop terrace over the city, with live music on weekends.

A bar and lounge on Jalan Sulanjana.

A bar on Braga Street with live bands or DJs most nights and a sing-along atmosphere.

A coworking space on Dago Road.

A book cafe with a library-style reading area and shelves on architecture, food, literature and culture.

A themed photo attraction in the Ciumbuleuit area.