Diamant Kasteel Brug

5 The Traveling Cow - 8 months ago

One of the historical bridges in Jakarta. Entrance fee is free. There is a gatekeeper that will open the gate for you but come during office hours or day time on weekend to ensure that he is there. The bridge area is clean, well maintained

5 julio siregar - a week ago

if you read the history, it turns out that this bridge is very old, built in 1628 under the name Engelse Burg (British Bridge) now it's called the Kota Intan Bridge (Diamant Kasteel Burg)

5 Arif Satriya - a year ago

One of my favorite land mark every time i go cycle around Kota Tua (Batavia Old Town) district. The only one left old bridge that once connect the Dutch and England Fort in 1628.
Do take a picture here while you can, while it is still there ????

5 Yaman Lie - 2 months ago

Well preserved however the river and surrounding areas are poorly maintained

2 Andre Mehong - 2 years ago

Nowadays the bridge is protected with a fence and sometimes it’s locked. But you can ask to the guard to open it up and they will ask some money, no fix tariff, no ticket, so you can give as you want to.

4 Muchamad Irfan - 6 months ago

inj the past the bridge can up and down when boat pass this bridge, Ciliwung River used to a big and wide river where big ships and boats can pass it, and it connect to Sunda Kelapa harbor a place where boats and ships from other nations came to Jakrta

5 ariefpokto - 5 years ago

Interesting memorabilia from the Dutch Colonial. A bridge that originally built by the Englishman, got burnt, built again by the Dutch, destroyed by the flood. Built again. This bridge is a tiny piece of example of bridges that existed in that time. This bridge can be opened to let boat passes. Like what they have in The Netherlands canals