Buddhist monastery, and one of the oldest Chinese temples in Indonesia.
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Benteng Speelwijk
Dutch fort built in 1682. The square-shaped fort is in good shape. Outside of the fort there is a Dutch cemetery.
Masjid Agung Banten
16th century mosque, one of the few surviving buildings of the old Banten town. The minaret tower was built in 1632.
Museum Situs Kepurbakalaan Banten Lama
Museum on the history of the town and the sultanate of Bandung, as well as Southeast Asian ceramics.
Keraton Surosowan
Located in the once-prosperous kingdom of Banten, this royal palace was designed by a Muslim Dutchman Hendrick Lucas Cardeel and completed during the reign of the first sultan. Surrounded by a high brick wall, it served as a glorious residence from 1526 to 1808 and was equipped with an aqueduct connected to a reservoir. A major excavation in 1984 divulged the greatness of this exuberant palace. Foundations of some pavilions, a bathing area in the south wing, and two filtration tanks are some of the structures awaiting the keen explorer.
Sprawling stone remains of a stately palace built in 1815.
Do fishing and mangrove trekking.