Kota Lama (Old Town) is a historical area in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia, known for its Dutch colonial buildings and rich cultural heritage. Lying at the heart of Semarang, the Old Town area provides a stark contrast to the busy city life, with its calm and picturesque streets lined with Dutch colonial architectures. These buildings, dating back to the 17th century, reflect a blend of European and Asian styles, and have been preserved and restored to maintain their grandeur. Key landmarks within Kota Lama include the Gereja Blenduk, a 1753 Protestant church known for its distinctive copper dome, and the Semarang Contemporary Art Gallery, which showcases local talents within the venerable walls of an old Dutch warehouse. Visitors can stroll through the cobblestone streets, enjoy the ambiance of the historic area, and partake in local cuisine offered by the various cafés and street vendors. The area also hosts various cultural activities and festivals that contribute to its lively atmosphere. Kota Lama has become a prime focus for cultural tourism and a symbol of pride for Semarang.