Alun-Alun Kota Sukabumi

The map listing places the square on Jalan Perintis Kemerdekaan, Gunungparang, Cikole District, Sukabumi City. The Google Maps pin marks the square area, not a vehicle entrance or guaranteed parking. The square has a separate listing from Lapang Merdeka and the Grand Mosque.

Follow local access and activity instructions. Opening hours, parking, facilities and vendor availability have not been verified for a current visit. Redevelopment information comes from Sukabumi City Government, 8 January 2022; the connecting street is documented in its official report of 21 June 2022.

The AI reference rating of 4.6/5 follows 8,605 reviews on the Alun-Alun Kota Sukabumi listing, checked on 7 October 2026. The figure comes from one square listing; some reviews also mention the mosque and surroundings. Reviews have not been filtered by individual attraction. This is not firsthand experience or a Floopel user rating.

The cover photograph dates from 2022; two supporting images are archives from 2011 and 1920–1931. The 2011 photograph predates the 2021 redevelopment. The gallery does not guarantee the current appearance or facilities; archival images do not describe present visiting conditions.

Photo 1: Sukabumi City Lawn Square East Side in 2022 — Afrogindahood, CC BY-SA 4.0. Source date: 2022-05-23. Wikimedia Commons rendition. The editor did not crop or retouch the uploaded files; the public display uses Floopel image variants.

Photo 2: Sukabumi City Lawn Square — Afrogindahood, CC BY-SA 3.0. Source date: 2011-09-05. Wikimedia Commons rendition. The editor did not crop or retouch the uploaded files; the public display uses Floopel image variants.

Photo 3: Alun-alun met moskee Soekaboemi — G.F.J. (Georg Friedrich Johannes) Bley; Collectie Wereldmuseum (v/h Tropenmuseum), part of the National Museum of World Cultures, CC BY-SA 3.0. Source date: 1920–1931. Wikimedia Commons rendition. The editor did not crop or retouch the uploaded files; the public display uses Floopel image variants.

Source processing: the 2011 photograph’s metadata records ACD Systems Digital Imaging. The 1920–1931 archive is a digital reproduction with Nikon D700 metadata dated 15 January 2009 and Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows; this digitisation date is not the historical capture date. Source processing is retained. The editor uploaded the source files without cropping, retouching or manual upscaling. The public variant of the third archival photograph measures 1280 × 912 pixels, larger than the 700 × 499 pixel source file; this display adds no original photographic detail. Public variant dimensions and formats may differ from the uploaded files.