Places to meet in Malang

A city-run eight-storey creative centre used for events by creative economy communities.

A museum in the Ijen area about the independence struggle and the history of the Brawijaya military command.

A music museum on the second floor of the Gajayana Arts Building, holding cassettes, records and instruments.

The Malang city public library and regional archives office, with a children's reading room on the ground floor.

A meatball soup (bakso) restaurant on Jalan Batanghari in Rampal Celaket, Klojen.

A coffee house in the Araya area of Blimbing with outdoor seating.

A cafe and eatery on the second floor of a building on Jalan Soekarno Hatta in Mojolangu.

A café with a tropical, rustic garden-style setting and a wide food and drink menu.

A coffee space linked to the Bukit Delight cafe, on Jalan Joyo Agung in Tlogomas.

A long-running local restaurant on Jalan Semeru listed among Malang's classic eateries.

A second branch of the local Java Dancer coffee house near the city centre.

A coffee house serving single-origin Indonesian coffee in a Javanese-themed setting.

A restaurant on Jalan Pahlawan Trip in the Oro-oro Dowo area of Klojen.

A coffee and eatery venue on Jalan Semeru in the Oro-oro Dowo area of Klojen.

A circular colonial-era park in front of the city hall with a central monument and a water pond.

An urban forest park with shaded trees, plant signboards and a paved walking path of about half a kilometre.

A heritage neighbourhood of Dutch-era houses and lanes with a small gallery, explored on foot.

A themed painted village with 3D murals, linked to Kampung Jodipan by the Jembatan Kaca Ngalam glass bridge.

A neighbourhood park with a skate park, fish pond, shaded jogging path and playground.

A main boulevard in Klojen that is closed to traffic for the Sunday morning car-free day.

A heritage street quarter near Jalan Kayutangan with colonial-era buildings, shops and cafés.

A pedestrian-friendly stretch of Jalan Basuki Rachmat with widened walkways, benches, lamps and colonial-era shopfronts.

A four-storey shopping mall with a food court and a cinema on Jalan Veteran.

A large traditional market in central Malang selling fresh produce, snacks and handicrafts.

A flower and plant market on Jalan Brawijaya selling cut flowers, ornamental plants, pots and plant-care supplies.

A mall in the Araya housing area of Blimbing with food outlets and a cinema.

A gym and fitness club on Jalan Dieng in Gading Kasri, part of the Fit Hub chain.

A badminton hall with rentable courts on Jalan Ki Ageng Gribig in Kedungkandang.

A municipal sports hall on Jalan Mayjen Sungkono in Buring, used for basketball and other indoor sports.

An open field in Kesatrian used for jogging, with a running track of about 1.3 km per lap, sports courts and food stalls.

A badminton hall with rentable courts on Jalan Raya Langsep in Sukun.

A football stadium on Jalan Tangkuban Perahu in Klojen, also used for large public events.

A Cinema XXI theatre in the Plaza Araya mall in the Araya area of Blimbing.

A CGV cinema inside the Malang City Point mall on Jalan Terusan Dieng.

A Cinépolis cinema inside the Malang Town Square mall on Jalan Veteran.

A Cinema XXI theatre on the third floor of Dieng Plaza on Jalan Raya Langsep.

An Irish-style pub on Jalan Kawi in Kauman, listed as the first Irish pub concept in Malang.

A sky lounge on the 11th floor of The Alana Hotel Malang, themed around the band Dewa 19.

A beer house on Jalan Terusan Borobudur in Mojolangu known for its beer selection.

A cafe and co-working space in a green setting on Jalan Kenanga Indah, with a shaded outdoor work area.