Yogyakarta

A must-visit for art lovers. The late Affandi was one of Indonesia’s most respected painters, and the extensive works exhibited here are said to be the ones that were dearest to him. The riverside museum, with its traditional vernacular architecture, was also designed by the artist himself.

Widely considered as one of the best restaurants in the city, Gadjah Wong offers three separate dining areas. Feast on an array of cuisines in the international section, or go al fresco in the garden. Don’t miss the Indonesian section, where you can dine against a backdrop of traditional live music.

This café opens early in a city that likes to sleep in, making it a prime breakfast spot. Fuel up with sandwiches, pastas, desserts and coffees, while admiring the quirky bear-themed murals splashed across its walls.

This elegant lounge is located just off the main foyer of the Phoenix Hotel. Curl up on a comfy leather couch with a postprandial cognac, and study the black and white photographs on the walls depicting Jogja in the last century.

This 94-room boutique hotel encapsulates the best of the city, combining Dutch colonial architecture with a central location. Service is stellar, and you’ll get to enjoy fantastic views of Mount Merapi from your private balcony.

博物馆收藏了许多印度尼西亚最受爱戴 画家Affandi的画作。据说，很多都是他的生前最爱。有趣的是，建于河畔的这栋传统建筑，便是由Affandi自己设计的。

这家位于中央地点、94间客房的精品酒店，将日惹的荷兰殖民色彩完美展现出来。客房的私人阳台，还能让你远眺默拉皮火山的无敌美景。

在这座沉睡的城市里，一早便开门营业的Roaster and Bear轻松成为早餐店新据点。 咖啡厅的墙都绘上熊的图案，必尝料理包括：三明治、意大利pasta、甜品和咖啡。

位于Phoenix酒店的优雅酒吧。墙上挂着上世纪日惹的黑白照，配上别致皮革座椅，饭后在这里喝一杯干邑白兰地，放松神经。