Via Via

Yogyakarta


Via Via is always full with travellers enjoying a menu of global cuisine including Indian and Middle Eastern dishes, homemade pastas, burgers and sandwiches on home-baked bread. The Indonesian meal of the day is always worth a look, too.

It has a bakery a few doors down, selling artisanal sourdough and cakes.


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Nearby Yogyakarta attractions

1. Kedai Kebun Forum

0.6 MILES

This fun, bohemian space is a key haunt for Yogya's arts community. The gallery curates mixed-media exhibitions and hosts pop-up shops, film screenings…

2. Kraton

0.97 MILES

Beside the southern alun-alun (main square), Yogya's enormous kraton (palace) is the cultural and political heart of this fascinating city. Effectively a…

3. Taman Sari

1.07 MILES

This once-splendid pleasure park of palaces, pools and waterways, built between 1758 and 1765, functioned as the playground of the sultan and his…

4. Pagelaran Pavilion

1.1 MILES

Due to a schism in the ruling royal family, there is a small portion of the kraton, overlooking the northern alun-alun, that is walled off from the main…

5. Museum Kareta Kraton

1.14 MILES

This wonderful old carriage house exhibits the opulent chariots of the sultan. The leather-upholstered and intricately painted carriages tell their own…

6. Mesjid Besar

1.25 MILES

This central, open-air mosque, built in a traditional Javanese architectural style, is the largest in the city.

7. Sono-Budoyo Museum

1.29 MILES

This treasure chest is one of the best museums in Yogya. It is only small but is home to a first-class collection of Javanese art, including wayang kulit…

8. Pakualaman Kraton

1.31 MILES

This small museum includes a pendopo (large, open-sided pavilion) that can hold a full gamelan orchestra. One of the main attractions here is the pretty…