Title: Wander & Find: Hunting Vintage Gems in Jakarta
“Jakarta’s layered charm comes alive through its hidden vintage corners—where old-world flavors, nostalgic design, and timeless experiences quietly thrive. From colonial-era cafés to retro art spaces and heritage bakeries, a day spent exploring these gems offers a refreshing escape from the city’s usual pace. Add a charming bus ride, a relaxing spa stop, and dinner with flair, and you’ve got yourself a journey that’s as soulful as it is stylish.”
Brunch: Huize Trivelli Heritage Resto & Patisserie On Line
This brunch spot blends traditional cuisine and artisanal pastries in a historical setting with European, Chinese, and Javanese interior touches. The menu features sweet and savory dishes made from seasonal ingredients and family recipes, all served in a period-style ambiance for a rich, memorable experience.
Activities: Kampoeng Gallery
A chill hangout spot in Kebayoran Lama, South Jakarta, where vintage vibes meet artsy feels. Packed with retro stuff like vinyls, old radios, and collectibles, it’s perfect for anyone into nostalgia. You can sip on cheap coffee, snap cool pics, catch live music on Mondays, or join fun art workshops. Just a short walk from Kebayoran Station, it’s a great place to unwind and soak up some creative energy.
Snacks: Maison Weiner
As the city’s oldest bakery which was founded in 1936, it offers a cozy, old-world charm with a unique mix of Dutch-influenced pastries and breads, all made from original family recipes. From spiced rye cakes to classic sourdough, every bite carries decades of tradition. Whether you’re dining in or grabbing a treat to go, this heritage spot is a must-visit for lovers of history and good food.
Commute: Transjakarta Vintage Edition
Jump on the Transjakarta Vintage Bus for a nostalgic ride on corridor 1A, 1B, and 1F. With cozy 90s vibes, retro ads, and that iconic “telolet” horn, it’s a cool way to see Jakarta’s hustle without breaking the bank, it costs just IDR 3,500 perfect for travelers wanting a unique local experience.
Relaxation: Sandjong Wellness at The Orient Jakarta
It offers a tranquil spa experience inspired by traditional Indonesian healing, blending Javanese, Balinese, and Betawi influences with modern luxury. Located on the 5th floor, it features massages, facials, and body therapies using natural products. Guests can enjoy exclusive spa packages, seasonal discounts, and membership plans—perfect for a relaxing escape in the city.
Dinner: Kaneel Cafe
The place feels super homey—think old-school decor, warm lighting, and comfy corners perfect for laid-back dinners. Their menu mixes Dutch and Manadonese flavors, so you’ll find cool dishes like beef roulade, brenebon soup, and cakalang fried rice, plus sweet treats like poffertjes and klappertart. Kaneel’s relaxed atmosphere and tasty food make it a solid dinner pick.
