Jakarta’s old town, Kota Tua centers on Fatahillah Square, a lively plaza with regular traditional dance shows. The Jakarta History Museum is a Dutch-era building with paintings and antiques, while the Wayang Museum displays Javanese wooden puppets. Glodok village, or Chinatown, is popular for street food like dumplings and fried noodles. Nearby, schooners and fishing vessels ply old-world Sunda Kelapa port.