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The island has been noted for its plant diversity and high concentrations of oxygen. It is known as the oxygen island.
Kota Tua Kalianget
Kalianget Old Town is one of the first modern cities on Madura Island. This city was built during the VOC era and continued by the Dutch East Indies government. You may see the remnants of the old city in the PT Garam (a state-owned company) area.
A Dutch fort was established in 1785. It was built by VOC.
Keraton Sumenep
This is the modern day office of the Bupati (administrative head of the regency) of Sumenep and also houses the Royal Carriage House Museum. The palace was built in 1762. Very notable are the huge original teak pillars. Lots to see here including palanquins, weapons, Chinese porcelain, wooden handicrafts and beautifully carved furniture. The single best place to get a real handle on Madurese cultural history.
Masjid Agung Sumenep
is an 18th-century mosque with interesting architecture. Located near the Sumenep Palace.
It was built in 1644 as a royal cemetery. Do note that visitors are required to remove their footwear before entering the cemetery complex.