Landmark
Hotel de Boer
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Hotel de Boer is a colonial-era building in Medan that originally operated as a hotel during the Dutch East Indies period. Its distinctive architecture features whitewashed walls, large windows, and a classic veranda, reflecting early 20th-century European style. Though no longer a hotel, the building remains a prominent landmark and is often used for events and exhibitions. Visitors can admire its facade and imagine the bygone era of colonial travel.
Don't miss
- Well-preserved Dutch colonial facade
- Spacious veranda with period details
- Central location near other historic sites
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Hotel de Boer
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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