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The station building of Cirebon's main railway station was built during the colonial time, based on a design by Dutch architect Pieter Adriaan Jacobus Moojen. The building is a good example of New Indies Style, combining modern European architecture with local elements.
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City mosque and grassy parkway in front if you're into that sort of thing.
Kanoman Sultan Palace
The second sultan's palace, established when there was a division in the Cirebon sultanate in the 17th century. This palace is not as well-maintained as the Kasepuhan palace.
Kapabronan Sultan Palace
The third sultan's palace, established when there was a division in the Kanoman sultanate in the 17th century. This palace is not as well-maintained and well known as the Kasepuhan palace and Kanoman palace.
Marine-type theme park: sea-cottages, flagship, pools with slides, food stalls, etc.
Kasepuhan Sultan Palace
The oldest sultan's palace in Cirebon, built in 1447. The decoration on the inside is interesting, being a curious combination of styles. For example, apart from the Sundanese, Javanese, and Islamic decorations, you may find Dutch Delft blue-and-white tiles.
A former rest house for the sultanate family that was built out of coral and takes on the appearance of a cave.