4. Makassar City Museum: Tracing the Development of the City
Inaugurated in 2000, the Makassar City Museum is located in the former City Hall Building which has high historical value. This museum consists of two floors displaying various interesting collections, ranging from photographs of the development of Makassar, ancient currency, to archaeological artifacts.
On the second floor, visitors can see the work desk used by the Mayor of Ujung Pandang in the past. This museum is an ideal place to learn about the history and culture of Makassar City, both in terms of administration and the social life of its people.
5. Paotere Harbor: Heritage of the Gowa-Tallo Kingdom
Paotere Port is one of the oldest ports in Indonesia, built in the 14th century by the Gowa-Tallo Kingdom. This port was once one of the largest ports in Southeast Asia and was a silent witness to the legendary journeys of the Bugis pinisi ships.
