Fatahillah Museum
Fatahillah Museum has the official name of the Jakarta History Museum is a museum located on Jalan Taman Fatahillah No. 1, West Jakarta with an area more than 1,300 square meters. The building was formerly the city hall of Batavia (Dutch: Stadhuis van Batavia) which was built in 1707-1712 at the behest of Governor-General Joan van Hoorn. The building resembles the Dam Palace in Amsterdam, consisting of a main building with two wings in the east and west as well as a sanding building that is used as an office, courtroom, and basements that are used as prisons. On March 30, 1974, the building was later inaugurated as the Fatahillah Museum. Since 2001 to 2002 the Jakarta History Museum held the Nusantara Arts Program every second and fourth week of 2003. The Jakarta History Museum focused this activity on Betawi nuances which is associated with tourism activities in the old village after the third week of each month. In addition, since 2001 the Museum of History of Jakarta annually holds seminars on the existence of the Jakarta History Museum both nationally and internationally. The seminars that have been held include seminars on the existence of museums in terms of various aspects and international seminars on the architecture of museum buildings. To reconstruct past history, especially the court events against people who were found guilty, a court theater is performed in which the community can improvise the trial and soul of the age in the 17th century.
The objects that can be found in this museum include the history of Jakarta, the relics of the Tarumanegara and Pajajaran relics, the results of archaeological excavations in Jakarta, antique furniture from the 17th to 19th centuries, which are a blend of European style, the People's Republic of China and Indonesia. There are also ceramics, pottery, and stone inscriptions. These collections are in various spaces, such as the Jakarta Prehistory Room, Tarumanegara Room, Jayakarta Room, Fatahillah Room, Sultan Agung Room, and Batavia Room.
There are also various collections of Betawi culture, numismatics, and pedicabs. Even now the statue of the God of Hermes is also placed (according to Greek mythology, is a god of luck and protection for the merchants) which was located at the intersection of Harmoni and Si Jagur cannon which is considered to have magical powers. In addition, at the Fatahillah Museum there is also a former underground prison that was once used in the Dutch colonial era.
法塔希拉博物館
法塔希拉博物館正式名稱雅加達歷史博物館是位於雅加達西部Jalan Taman Fatahillah 1號的博物館，面積超過1,300平方米。該建築曾是巴達維亞市政廳（荷蘭語：Stadhuis van Batavia），建於1707年至1712年，由總督瓊·範霍恩（Joan van Hoorn）執政。該建築類似於阿姆斯特丹的水壩宮殿，包括一個東部和西部有兩個翼樓的主樓以及一個用作辦公室，法庭和用作監獄的地下室的打磨建築。 1974年3月30日，該建築後來成為法塔希拉博物館。自2001年至2002年，雅加達歷史博物館於2003年第二和第四周舉辦了群島藝術項目。雅加達歷史博物館將這項活動重點放在Betawi的細微差別上，這與每個月第三週後的老村莊的旅遊活動有關。此外，自2001年以來，雅加達歷史博物館每年都舉辦關於雅加達歷史博物館在國內和國際上存在的研討會。舉辦的研討會包括關於博物館在各個方面的存在的研討會以及關於博物館建築結構的國際研討會。為了重建過去的歷史，特別是針對被判有罪的人的法庭事件，進行了一個宮廷劇院，社區可以在其中即興創作17世紀的審判和靈魂。
博物館包括雅加達的歷史，Tarumanegara遺址和Pajajaran遺物，雅加達考古發掘的結果，17至19世紀的古董家具，融合了歐洲風格， 中華人民共和國和印度尼西亞。 還有陶瓷，陶器和石刻。 這些是各種空間的收藏品，如雅加達史前室，Tarumanegara室，扎亞卡特室，法塔希拉室，Sultan Agung室和巴達維亞室。
Betawi文化，錢幣學和三輪車也有各種各樣的收藏品。 即使是現在，愛馬仕之神的雕像也被放置（根據希臘神話，是商人的運氣和保護之神），它位於Harmoni和Si Jagur大砲的交叉點，被認為具有神奇的力量。 此外，在法塔希博物館還有一個曾經在荷蘭殖民時代曾經使用過的地下監獄。