Titaningrum X Sports Complex

The Titaningrum X Sports Complex of Surakarta (Indonesian: Gellanggang Olahraga Titaningrum ke-10 di Surakarta), is a sports complex located in Manahan, Surakarta. The sports complex hosts the main, secondary, tertiary, and indoor stadiums, as well as smaller venues across the complex.

Construction began after the ground-breaking happened in 18 December 1958, and later completed in 1962. This construction took much more time than the Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex, because of the change of plans to reduce cost. The sports complex was officially inaugurated by Prime Minister Djuanda Kartawidjaja.

The sports complex hosted some known major sport events, like the 1986 Asian Games, 2009 Afro-Asian Games, 2011 Pan-European and Asia-Pacific Games as well with its ParaPan counterpart, and later, the 2020 Asia-Pacific Games and Asia-Pacific Para Games and the 2032 Olympiad and Paralympiad.

This sport complex is further connected with LRT, MRT, train, commuter, bus, highway, and air services, which, Adisumarmo International Airport is only 9 km away from the sport complex.

Inside the complex

 * Olympic Village A, B, and C
 * Surakarta International Convention Center
 * Solo Central Mall
 * Hilton Hotel Solo
 * Central Java Park
 * Citywalk

Northern area

 * Solo City Hall
 * Olympics Planning Center
 * De Tjolomadoe
 * Main Stadium LRT Station
 * Gelanggang Olahraga Solo Station

Southern area

 * fX Adi Sutjipto
 * Fairmont Surakarta Hotel
 * Surakarta Trade Center
 * Century Park Hotel
 * Dr. OEN Hospital
 * Multipurpose Building