The main business district along Jalan Sudirman
About Jakarta City Center (Sudirman)
The neighborhood offers Jakarta\'s finest dining, from rooftop bars overlooking the skyline to traditional Indonesian restaurants serving dishes from across the archipelago. On Sundays, the main road closes for Car Free Day, transforming into a massive pedestrian promenade. Nearby attractions include the National Monument (Monas) in Merdeka Square and the new MRT line that connects Sudirman to South Jakarta\'s trendy neighborhoods.
Nearby Landmarks
Transport Options
Quick Comparison
| Option | Cost | Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taxi | IDR 200,000-350,000 (~$13-22) | 45-120 minutes | Convenience, groups, heavy luggage |
| Rideshare | IDR 150,000-250,000 (~$10-16) | 45-120 minutes | Budget-conscious, app users |
| Train | IDR 70,000 (~$5) | 45 minutes | Budget, avoiding traffic |
Good to Know
Late Night Transport
The Airport Rail Link last departure is around 9:30 PM from the airport. After that, DAMRI airport buses run until midnight to Gambir Station (near Sudirman). Taxis (Blue Bird is the most trusted brand) and Grab/GoJek operate 24/7. Late-night taxi fare to Sudirman is around Rp 200,000–350,000 with light traffic.
Luggage Tips
The Airport Rail Link has spacious luggage storage areas on board. If taking a taxi, Jakarta taxis generally handle luggage well. Avoid taking TransJakarta buses with large luggage as they get very crowded. Most Sudirman hotels offer bell service. Store bags at the airport if exploring before check-in (available in Terminal 3).
Accessibility
Jakarta's MRT system is fully accessible with elevators and tactile paths. The Airport Rail Link has step-free access. However, sidewalks in Jakarta are notoriously uneven, broken, or obstructed. Wheelchair users should rely on taxis or ride-hailing for last-mile transport. Major malls and hotels in SCBD are fully accessible.