Alun-Alun Purworejo

The square features wide open spaces surrounded by local buildings, with designated areas for recreation, walking paths, and community gatherings.

Established in 1830 during Dutch colonial rule, the square emerged as a central element of urban planning that combined Indonesian and European architectural approaches.

The square functions as a venue for traditional ceremonies, artistic performances, and local markets that showcase regional customs and crafts.

Multiple food vendors operate around the square, selling Indonesian dishes and snacks, while the space remains open throughout the day and evening.

Every Sunday morning, the square transforms into a vehicle-free zone where residents practice sports, exercise, and participate in community activities.

Location: Purworejo

Inception: 1830

GPS coordinates: -7.71301,110.00900

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:37