Merdeka Palace, Presidential palace in Indonesia
Merdeka Palace is the official residence of the President of Indonesia.
The palace was built during the Dutch colonial period and has been the presidential palace since the country's independence in 1945.
The palace symbolizes the struggle for Indonesian independence.
It is located in Central Jakarta, near Merdeka Square and the National Monument.
The palace has six main buildings, including the Negara Palace which was used for state occasions.
Location: Jakarta
Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture
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