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Surabaya’s 1st Theme Park: Suroboyo Carnival Night Market
Ahh, Surabaya, isn't that the city where you do your business and shopping and nothing else? Wrong! Check out the Suroboyo Carnival Night Market (SCNM), the first theme park ever in Surabaya! The theme park, established in July 2014, is the place you want to visit to get an all-in-one taste of Surabaya with your friends and family.
Food & Restaurant Guide In And Around JW Marriott Hotel Surabaya (A Surabayan's Top Picks!)
The 5-star JW Marriott Hotel Surabaya in Embong Malang, formerly Radio NIROM, a Dutch broadcasting company, is where "Indonesia Raya" (Indonesia's national anthem) first aired and angered the Dutch. It was later transformed into The Westin Hotel Surabaya in 1992 before being taken over by Marriott International in 2002 and becoming the JW Marriott Hotel Surabaya we know today. Pavilion Restaurant and Lobby Lounge are some of Marriott's signature restaurants. I love their buffet and cocktail selections; however, sometimes, I prefer more affordable alternatives. Fortunately, I can also venture outside to try the delicious local food stalls in the hotel's vicinity. One restaurant I would recommend is Rawon Setan, known for its legendary "devil's black soup" (where "rawon" means "black soup" and "setan" means "devil"). Continue reading my food & restaurant guide in and around JW Marriott Hotel Surabaya, to learn about all the best food options in the area!
23 Must-Visit Historical Landmarks And Museums In Surabaya
Surabaya is known as the City of Heroes due to its importance in the Indonesian battle for independence. November 10, 1945, is the date on which Surabaya army forces successfully annihilated the enemy through much bloodshed. Today, Surabaya locals remember the date as "Heroes' Day" (Hari Pahlawan). Remembrance of this heroism can also be seen in Surabaya's historical museums and landmarks, such as in the name of its football stadium, Gelora 10 November Stadium. We can find many historical landmarks and museums in Surabaya that will refresh our minds about the city's history while we take selfies or hang out around the area. Most of them are in Central and North Surabaya, and some are located in East Surabaya. Surabaya has also been well known as a port city for a few centuries. The sea here is the most stunning when viewed at night. In some places, you can even enjoy the picturesque scene while remembering the city's history. If you're interested in exploring more of Surabaya's history, continue reading to know more about the 23 must-visit historical landmarks and museums in Surabaya.