Скачать с ютуб Walking around Semarang Old City [Kota Lama Semarang to Semarang Tawang Station [Stasiun]❗ в хорошем качестве

Walking around Semarang Old City [Kota Lama Semarang to Semarang Tawang Station [Stasiun]❗

Location on Google Maps : https://maps.app.goo.gl/sXCuhSmfc7p6X... The Old City of Semarang (Kutha Lama Semarang) is an area in Semarang which became a trade center in the 19-20 century. At that time, to protect the residents and territory, a fort was built in the area, which was named Vijhoek fort. To speed up the communication routes between the three gates in the fort, communication roads were created, with the main road being named: Heeren Straat. Currently called Jl. Lt Jen Soeprapto. One of the locations of the fort doors that exists today is the Berok Bridge, which is called De Zuider Por. One corner of the Old City of Semarang. The Old City area of Semarang is also called Outstadt. The area of this area is around 31 hectares. Judging from the geographical conditions, it appears that this area is separated from the surrounding area, so it looks like a separate city with the nickname "Little Netherland". The Old City area of Semarang is a silent witness to the history of Indonesia during the Dutch colonial period for more than 2 centuries, and its location is adjacent to the economic area. In this place there are around 50 ancient buildings that still stand firmly and have a history of Colonialism in Semarang. In general, the character of the buildings in this region follows those on the European continent around the 1700s. This can be seen from the distinctive building details and ornaments that are identical to European style. Such as the extraordinarily large size of the doors and windows, the use of colored glass, the unique shape of the roof, and even the existence of a basement. Like other cities under Dutch colonial rule, a fort was also built as a military center. This fort is pentagon-shaped and was first built on the west side of the old city of Semarang today. This fort has only one gate on its south side and five watchtowers. Each tower is named: Zeeland, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Raamsdonk and Bunschoten. The Dutch government moved the Chinese settlement in 1731 near the Dutch settlement, to make it easier to monitor all Chinese activities. Therefore, the Fort was not only a military center, but also a watchtower for all Chinese activities. The Old City has become one of the favorite icons for the residents of Semarang City and even foreign countries also come to the Old City. It is planned that the Old City of Semarang will be submitted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kota_La... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semarang #walkingaround #KotaLama #KotaLamaSemarang #SemarangHeritage #Semarang #SemarangCity #JawaTengah #OldCity #SemarangOldCity #Outstadt #walkingaroundIndonesia