Merdeka Palace

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Merdeka Palace is one of the official residences of the Indonesian president, standing on the northern edge of the capital's central Merdeka Square. Built in the mid-19th century as a Dutch colonial governor's residence, its neoclassical facade with tall white columns has since hosted state ceremonies and the reception of foreign heads of state. Visitors generally view the building from the surrounding gardens, as interior access is restricted to official events. Its weight in the nation's political history is considerable.
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