This magnificent Dutch colonial building is not allowed for public visitors. But the buiding from outside is very picturesque . behind the white building is luscious green garden , it' s also not allowed for visitors.

I went here for date, hopefully can go upstairs to panoramic deck to explore the city through binoculars, but forbidden, the officers say it only for groups that had already made reservations, so sad...

This building has their own mark, and it is as a landmark of Bandung. Build when the dutch still colonizes Indonesia in year 1800 the building as one of the history now become a governor of west java office.

Was here on Hari Eid. Public holiday , hence closed. Nothing much to see. Building got its name from the top of the building that looks like a sate stick sticking out.

People say that you really haven't been to Bandung if you do not have a picture of yourself with the Gedung Sate as background. This piqued my curiosity so we checked it out. It was an after-the-rain affair so things are kind of soaked up....More

Great for photo taking. Gasibu field in front of it. Local food and snack seller around. Avoid come in the crowded weekend and rush hour weekday.

After the lapangan Gasibu got renovated, it is now clean and organized. Completed with synthetic grass (?) on the run track, it won't get your shoes wet or covered with wet soil when you are running. Best time to work out or play with your...More