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Blenduk Church

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Blenduk Church, officially known as GPIB Immanuel, is the oldest Christian church in Central Java. Located in the heart of Semarang’s Kota Lama (Old Town), this 18th-century building stands out with its unique dome-shaped roof and neo-classical architecture. The church remains active today and is one of Semarang’s most beloved historical landmarks.

What to See & Do

  • Admire the church’s iconic dome roof ⛪ and European-style pillars 🏰✨👀
  • View the 18th-century ⏳ pipe organ 🎶 inside the church 🎹👑
  • Learn about Semarang’s colonial-era history 📜🧠💡
  • Take photos 📸 of the architecture 📐 and peaceful courtyard 🌳🖼️
  • Visit nearby cafés ☕ and galleries 🖼️ in Kota Lama 🏘️🗺️✅

How to Get There

  • From Semarang City Center 🏘️: 5–10 minutes ⏱️ by taxi 🚕 or on foot 🚶‍♂️💨✅
  • By Train 🚂: just a 5-minute walk 🚶‍♀️ from Semarang Tawang Station 🚉👍
  • By Car 🚗: Limited parking 🅿️⚠️ available along the street 🛣️✅

Travel Tips

  • Dress modestly 👗 when entering the church ⛪🙏👚
  • Avoid flash photography 📸🚫💡 during services 🎶⚠️
  • Combine your visit 🤝 with a walk 🚶‍♂️ around Kota Lama 🏘️🗺️✅
  • Visit early morning 🌅 for fewer crowds 🤫 and soft light ✨😌

Suggested Itinerary

  • 8:30 AM – Arrive 🧭 at Blenduk Church ⛪ and explore the architecture 🏰💨
  • 9:00 AM – Attend a short service 🙏 or enjoy quiet reflection 🧘🕯️
  • 10:00 AM – Visit nearby museums 🏛️ and coffee shops ☕ in Kota Lama 🏘️🗺️👋
  • 12:00 PM – Lunch 🍽️ at Spiegel Bar & Bistro 🍝 or nearby cafés 🍔😋🥂

Opening Hours & Entry

Open:

Tuesday – Sunday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Closed: Monday and during private services.

Entry Fee:

Free (donations appreciated)

Best Time to Visit:

Morning for photography or Sunday for a local service experience.

Location

📌 Blenduk Church, Jl. Letjen Suprapto No.32, Kota Lama, Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia

👉 View on Google Maps

Situated in the heart of Kota Lama, near many cafés and colonial buildings.

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