Jalan Tunjungan
Surabaya's most famous colonial-era street, with wide sidewalks after renovation. At night the old buildings on both sides are lit up, and there are cafés and street performances.
Jalan Tunjungan is the traditional commercial street in downtown Surabaya. Since the Dutch colonial period it has been the busiest shopping street, lined with Art Deco shophouses, Hotel Majapahit, and the Siola building. After the 2010s, the city government renovated the sidewalks, added seating and lighting, and launched the 'Tunjungan Romansa' night events. On weekend nights, the street fills with markets, bands, and visitors in vintage costume. The northern end of the street connects to the Surabaya Museum, and the southern end is the large Tunjungan Plaza shopping center.
Opening hours
Open all day; livelier at night
Nearby sights
- Hotel Majapahit
- Museum Surabaya (Siola)
- Gedung Negara Grahadi
- Surabaya City Hall
- Muhammad Cheng Hoo Mosque
- Kampung Lawas Maspati
- Heroes Monument Surabaya
- Submarine Monument (Monkasel)