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Victoria Memorial Hall is a tremendous 103 metres long, 56 metres high and is topped by a 5 metre tall bronze statue of Victory, which rotates in the wind. Fondly known as “The Pride of Kolkata”, it is a magnificent sight framed by vast, beautiful gardens. Spectacular on the outside, it also houses an impressive collection of weapons, maps, coins, stamps, artefacts and textiles, as well as portraits of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and Indian freedom fighters.
Kolkata’s iconic cantilever bridge is a feat of engineering, with a suspended span of 457 metres and...
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This is the largest cathedral in Kolkata. Built in 1847 for the ever increasing numbers of European...
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The Indian Museum is the earliest and largest museum in the Asia-Pacific region. It was originally conceived...
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A holy place of religious pilgrimage, the headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity and the site of...
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Quest Mall is home to an extensive range of world famous luxury brands, such as Gucci, Tag Heuer, Burberry,...
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This market street takes its name from the presence of many educational centres and areas of intellectual...
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This palatial mansion was commissioned in 1835 by Raja Rajendra Mullick, a wealthy Bengali aristocrat,...
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One of the grandiose temples constructed by the philanthropic Birla family, the Birla Mandir in Kolkata...
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Dakshineswar Kali temple is said to have been built by the lady philanthropist Rani Rashmoni after the...
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With a seating capacity of 68,000, the oldest cricket ground in India is also the largest cricket ground...
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