About
Keraton Kasepuhan, also known as Kasepuhan Palace, is the historic royal palace of the Cirebon Sultanate in Cirebon, on the north coast of West Java, Indonesia. Its address is Jl. Kasepuhan No.43 in the Kesepuhan area of Lemahwungkuk, in the centre of the city.
What you will see
The palace was built in 1529 and remains a place where the sultanate's history is kept on view. Its architecture blends traditional Javanese forms with Chinese and Islamic influences, so the buildings and their details reflect the many cultures that met in this port city over the centuries.
Inside, the palace houses royal artifacts and collections associated with the sultanate. For many visitors, these objects are the main reason to come, offering a direct way into the courtly life of Cirebon.
Planning your visit
- Location: Cirebon City, West Java, Indonesia.
- Kind of visit: A historical and cultural palace visit, suited to those interested in Javanese royal heritage.
- Contact: +62 231 202596, if you want to confirm details before you travel.
Because the palace is a working site of royal heritage in the city centre, it pairs well with a walk through the surrounding streets of Cirebon, where the city's older quarters and its mix of cultural influences can be explored on foot.