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Jembatan Merah
Shopping

Jembatan Merah Plaza

Jembatan Merah Plaza is a shopping center on Jl.

Jembatan Merah Plaza is a shopping center on Jl. Taman Jayengrono in South Krembangan, Surabaya, and it is known as one of the oldest malls in the city. Go for the clothing. Suits, batik, dresses and Indian-style garments are sold here, and many items are priced low. A garden at the front gives you a place to sit, and the historic Jembatan Merah bridge is nearby. The plaza is open seven days a week.

History of the plaza

Jembatan Merah Plaza
Jembatan Merah Plaza

The plaza is known as one of the oldest malls in Surabaya. Its history includes a notable part in the Battle of Surabaya, and it stands close to Jembatan Merah, a bridge with its own history in the city.

The building is older than most shopping centers in Surabaya, so its layout and atmosphere differ from a modern mall. Expect plainer corridors and fewer modern standards than you would find in a newer complex.

What you can buy

Jembatan Merah Plaza
Jembatan Merah Plaza

The clothing is the main reason to visit. Vendors sell suits, batik, dresses, cloth and Indian-style garments. Many shops are closed, but the open clothing stalls are the ones most visitors stop for.

Beyond clothing, the plaza sells bread, Muslim equipment, accessories and household items. Prices are generally low, and some clothing is discounted every day, so it suits shoppers looking for value.

The plaza is a good place to compare fabrics and fits before you buy, as there is a wide choice of garments in one place.

The garden and nearby sights

At the front of the building is a large garden where you can sit and rest between shops. It is a comfortable spot to pause on a hot day.

Jembatan Merah, the bridge the plaza is named after, is close by. The plaza is also a seven-minute drive from Cheng Hoo Mosque, so the two can be combined in one outing.

The plaza sits close to public transportation, which makes it easy to reach without a car.

Access, payment and facilities

The entrance and restroom are wheelchair accessible. There is a playground and a changing table, which helps families with young children.

You can pay by debit card, credit card or NFC mobile payment, so bring a card or a phone with a payment app set up.

FAQ

Is Jembatan Merah Plaza open every day?

Yes, the plaza is open seven days a week.

How do I get to Jembatan Merah Plaza?

The plaza is close to public transportation. Its address is Jl. Taman Jayengrono No.2, South Krembangan, Surabaya.

Can I pay by card?

Yes. The plaza accepts debit cards, credit cards and NFC mobile payments.

Is the plaza wheelchair accessible?

The entrance and the restroom are wheelchair accessible.

How far is Jembatan Merah Plaza from Cheng Hoo Mosque?

It is about a seven-minute drive away.

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