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State-run museum exploring regional history & culture in a traditional spire-roofed building. Has both Indonesian and English texts.
Nice all white mosque on the seaside, especially at dusk. Side entrance on north to see sunset which seems enjoyed a lot by locals.
A spacious pool hall with 21 international standard tables
Padang Beach
You can ride the bendi (a horse-drawn carriage) along the beach, and stop by the rows of shops to eat some rujak as you watch the waves.
Jembatan Siti Nurbaya
A beautiful bridge especially at night. Siti Nurbaya is the eponymous character in a classical literary novel.
Mesjid Raya Ganting
It is the oldest mosque in Padang and one of the oldest in Indonesia.