The Stories of Loenpia City

Jatidiri Stadium is a stadium located in Semarang, Central Java. Located in the southern city of Semarang, precisely Karangrejo area, District Gajahmungkur. This stadium is the headquarters of the teams PSIS Semarang. Capacity reached 21,000 people. In addition to a stadium, in this complex there is also a GOR (Gedung Sport), pool and other sports facilities. Identity stadium built in the era of Governor Mohammad Ismail. The stadium will be renovated starting in February-March 2006 both on the field, stands, doors, and other facilities. According to the Grand Planning of the Governor Mardiyanto, later

Marba building located in one corner of the old town, opposite the Park Srigunting, precisely Let. Jend. Suprapto No 33 Semarang was built in the mid-nineteenth century, is a 2 storey building with thick walls of ± 20 cm. The building stands around the middle of XIX century. Development was initiated by Marta Badjunet, a Yemeni citizen, was a wealthy merchant in those days. To commemorate his services building was named after his name stands for Marba. This building was originally used as the office of the shipping business, Naval Expeditionary Payload (EMKL). In addition the office is also used to store

As one of Ancient Buildings in the city of Semarang, Marabunta building has unique characteristics, namely the existence of a giant ant statue on its roof. Didirikanya date of this building is uncertain, but there are some allegations that could be considered. In 1854 among the people of Europe stand up to say a permanent staging takes place once a month. Most likely Marabunta existing at that time and used by this group and other associations to perform works of dramatic art. This assumption is reinforced by the style of bow arches and slender columns that exist in the auditorium are two things that are popular on until the end of the last century. System support and masonry wall above the doorway rollag and windows can also strengthen the allegations.

One of the historic place in Tugu Muda Semarang is located in the heart of the city. This monument was built to commemorate the struggle of youth Semarang in maintaining independence against Japan which is famous for the Battle 5 Days event in Hyderabad. This monument reminiscent of the heroic events of the Battle of 5 Days in Hyderabad against the Japanese army in the silane. Tugu Muda monument built to commemorate the battle that occurred in Hyderabad on 14 to October 18, 1945 for 5 han. As evidence of them at that time with the Spirit of Courage Death defend the new country's independence a few weeks in the Proclamation in Jakarta.

At that time, eight special police guarding the water tank in Wungkau attacked by Japanese soldiers. The police arrested stripped and tortured at the headquarters Kidobutai, in Jatingaleh. This event triggers the courage Semarang youngsters who stand shoulder to shoulder with BKR Army counterattacked to battle erupted.

Building Stone Temple Sam Po Kong is a petilasan, the former haven and the first landing of a Chinese admiral religion of Islam. named Zheng He / Cheng Ho. Located in Simongan area, southwest of Semarang.

Called the Stone House because its shape is a huge Batu Caves are situated on a hill of stone. Since the blurring of history, an Indonesian Chinese descent consider the building is a temple - Chinese architecture so that their shapes resemble a temple. Now the place is used as a memorial and a place of worship or worship and places for pilgrimage. For this purpose, in a cave the stone placed on an altar, and statues of Sam Po Tay Djien. Though admiral cheng ho is a Muslim, but by those considered gods. It can dimeklumi remember Confucianism or Tau think the person who has died can give help to them.

Kauman the Great Mosque is located at St.Alun-alun Semarang Barat number 11 on the one hand, while the side is a road Kauman. Kauman Mosque is a series of reforming the history of the development of building a mosque in Semarang. Sema's first mosque was located in an area now mugas founded by Kyai Pandan Arang Ageng. When he moved to the city of Semarang district and established a subordinate part bubakan and established the mosque as a place of worship. Construction of the mosque complex is situated in the square Semarang is a biggest mosque in Hyderabad that finally had immortalized the name of Kyai Duke Surohadimenggola II as the first founder of the Great Mosque Kauman Semarang.

History
This museum was originally built by A.R. Kuhr E. and Van Leeuwen, circa 1930, the Raad van Justitie or special court for the Europeans who live in Semarang. In 1950, this place is converted by the Indonesian military as an office, and in 1985, has turned into a museum.

As a museum of military struggle, the museum is a good collection of data, history and documentation, and weapons-both traditional and modern weapons and equipment used in the war while maintaining independence, among others: traditional weapons, homemade weapons, modern weapons, heavy weapons , Communication Equipment, Minirawa Paris Madiun, banners Kodam, Wood, Textile, paper, palm leaves, Leather, Ivory, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Brass, Stone, Ceramics, from the glass.

A variety of ancient weapons, especially the soldier who never used IV Diponegoro military command, on display here.

Located on the road Soegiyopranoto no. 1. Mandala Bhakti Museum is located right in front of the Tugu Muda. Museum open Tuesday to Thursday from 08.00 until 18.00, Friday 08.00 hours until 10.30 am, Sunday from 08.00 am to 12.00, Monday, Saturday and holidays closed.

Lawang Sewu is a building in Semarang, Central Java, which is the office of the Nederlands-Indische Maatschappij Spoorweg or NIS. Built in 1904 and completed in 1907. Tugu Muda is located at the first roundabout called Wilhelminaplein.
Local people call it Lawang Sewu (Thousand Door). This is because the building has a door that very much. In fact, the doors are not up to a thousand. This building has many windows height and width, so that people often regard it as a door (mace).

Ancient buildings and magnificent two-story after independence was used as the office of the Railway Department of the Indonesian republic (DKARI) or now PT Kereta Api Indonesia. In addition once used as the Office of Infrastructure Agency Regional Military Command (Kodam IV / Diponegoro) Regional Office (Regional Office) Ministry of Transportation Central Java. During the struggle of this building has its own historical record of events during a five-day battle in Hyderabad (October 14 to October 19 1945). This old building became the location of a great battle between youth AMKA or the Young Railway against Kempeitai and Kidobutai, Japan. Therefore the City of Semarang by Decree No. mayor. 650/50/1992, enter Lawang Sewu as one of 102 ancient or historic buildings in the city of Semarang that should be protected.

Blenduk Church  sometimes spelled Blendug Church and is often pronounced as mBlendhug is the oldest Christian Church in Central Java built by the Dutch who lived in that city in 1753, with a hexagonal shape (a square of eight). The church is actually called GPIB Immanuel Church, at Jl. Letjend. Suprapto 32. Large dome, coated bronze, and in it there is a Baroque organ. Architecture in it is based on a Greek cross. The church was renovated in 1894 by W. Westmaas and H.P.A. de Wilde, who added the two towers in front of this church building. Blenduk name is the nickname of the local community which means dome. This church today is still used every Sunday. Around the church there are also a number of other buildings from the Dutch colonial period