Maimun Palase Maimun Palace is a tourist destination in North Sumatra which has historical and cultural values. Located at Jalan Brigjen Katamso, Aur, Medan, this palace is iconic to Medan.
The building stands on area of 2,772 square meters and is the heritage of the Deli Sultanate. It was designed by an Italian architect and built in 1888 under the rule of Sultan Makmun Al Rasyid Perkasa, the Sultan of Deli.
The palace has stunning architecture. It combines Islamic, Dutch and Malay architectures, with a dominant color of yellow, typical of Malay. This two-storey building is devided into three parts, namely, the main building, left and right wing parts. It is supported by 82 actogonal stone pillars and wooden pillars.
The first floor displays antiques such as old furniture and ornaments, while the second floor is used as the residence of the sultanate families. There are 13 rooms on the second floor, 7 of which are in the main building, 3 rooms in the left wing part and 3 other rooms in the right wing part.
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