Temples & religious sites
Cut Mutiah Mosque
Cut Mutiah Mosque
This mosque is a former Dutch colonial building converted into a place of worship. It is named after Cut Nyak Meutia, an independence fighter from Aceh. Visitors go here to see the architectural transition from colonial use to a religious site and to learn about a specific figure in Indonesia's struggle for independence.
Getting There
The mosque is located in central Jakarta. From the city center, it is accessible via taxi or ride-sharing apps. Depending on the specific starting point and Jakarta's traffic conditions, the journey typically takes 15 to 30 minutes.
Visit Duration
Allow approximately 45 to 60 minutes to explore the grounds and observe the architecture.
When to Visit
Visit during weekday mornings to avoid the heaviest traffic in the surrounding area. As a functioning mosque, it becomes crowded during daily prayer times and on Fridays. Visitors should dress modestly and be mindful of worshippers.
Nearby Attractions
The site is located within walking distance of several historical and cultural landmarks. You can combine your visit with the following:
- Great General DR. Abdul Haris Nasution Museum (0.6km)
- National Gallery of Indonesia (1km)
- Museum of National Awakening (1.1km)
- Immanuel Church (1.2km)
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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