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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.
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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.
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.
Marine-type theme park: sea-cottages, flagship, pools with slides, food stalls, etc.
City mosque and grassy parkway in front if you're into that sort of thing.
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.
Pretty good beach if you like brackish water and trash. But you can take a 10-minute boat ride for Rp 5,000 or 10,000 and also view the sunrise here.