
After
separated, the Kasultanan Jogjakarta was led by Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono I.
He was built the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace soon. The quick establishment
of the palace make fearful for the VOC. This condition make the VOC want to
build a fortress to control the development of palace.
At
first, the name of Vredeburg Fortress is Rustenberg Fortress. Rustenberg means
resting place. At 1765 - 1788, this building was completed by Sri Sultan
Hamengku Buwono I permission and the name has changed become Vredeburg. It
means the reconcilement fortress. At 1760 - 1830, Vredeburg was changed
function to fortification fortress. At 1830 - 1945, Vredeburg Fortress was used
to the Holland and Japanese camp militaries. After 1977, the fortress was
resigned by the government. Daoed Yoesoep as the Education and Culture Ministry
by the permission Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono IX as the owner of the palace,
Vredeburg Fortress as the center of information and development of National
Culture at August 09th 1980.
The
building shape is a square. In four corners of fortress, you can find seloka
which are function as the controlling room. The internal building was adapted
with the new function as the museum. Vredeburg Fortress has many buildings
collection. The collections are jagang or the ditches / gutters; bridges; walls
or beteng in Javanese; gates; and the middle part of the building like a hall
or barn which is function as soldiers shed.

What you can do?
You
can look around the Benteng Vredeburg and also you can see the collection from
this benteng and look the history from one room to other room, it is connecting
and you can find the history about Indonesia. Also look the old building from
Dutch. The price is not expensive to look around here just 10.000 IDR only per
person.
Benteng Vredeburg
Address : Jalan Jendral Ahmad Yani No
6, Yogyakarta
Phone : (0274) 586 934 | (0274) 510 996
Opening Hours : Tuesday to Friday 08.00 am – 04.00 pm
Saturday to
Sunday 08.00 am – 05.00 pm
Entrance Ticket
: 10.000 IDR (1 USD)
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