Keraton Solo (Solo Palace) which ruled over Java several centuries ago has now become an icon of the city of Solo (Central Java). Keraton Solo still maintains and maintains royal artifacts, such as statues, weapons and royal heirlooms. Traditional events such as Sekaten and Suro nights are also routinely held every year. Cultural heritage such as traditional ceremonies, sacred dances and music are the performances that are most demanded to watch by tourists.

Keraton Solo also offers a culinary experience rich in traditional flavors. Visitors can enjoy a variety of typical Central Javanese dishes served around the palace complex. By combining traditional spices and cooking techniques that have been preserved for centuries, these menus impress the taste buds of culinary enthusiasts. Some of the popular foods that can be enjoyed around Keraton Solo include liwet rice, serabi (pancakes), and wedang ronde (herb drink with glutinous ball). Tourists can enjoy traditional culinary delights while enjoying the architectural identity and the dazzling variety of palace culture.