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The best hotels in Kolkata

Where you put up in the City of Joy plays a pivotal role in how you experience it, from lounging in the library of a nine-suite boutique hotel in Central Kolkata to pulling up to EM Bypass’ beautiful 456-room ITC Royal Bengal. We bring you the best of the lot in the city, rounded up area-wise to help you make your choice.

The best hotels in the Park Street area

If you want a mix of Kolkata’s underrated nightlife or the old-world charm of heritage buildings, we recommend hotels along Park Street and Park Circus. Shoppers have Quest Mall, the biggest in the city, as well as popular local haunts like New Market and Vardaan Market to loosen their purse strings. You are also close enough to Central and North Kolkata to take in remnants of the city’s colonial history , as well as Victoria Memorial, Indian Museum, and Jorasankho Thakur Bari (Rabindranath Tagore’s ancestral home).

The Park Hotel Kolkata

The Park Hotel Kolkata is a close-to-perfect choice for every kind of traveller. Located at the mouth of Kolkata’s most bustling neighbourhood, it’s a 149-key hotel equipped with all the modcons to cater to your every need. Sit back and relax at Aura Spa; follow it up with dining or dancing at one of the many pubs and restaurants within the premises—including city favourites Roxy, Tantra and Someplace Else as well as Aura, the poolside bar. Doubles from Rs7,000* plus taxes.

Kenilworth Hotel, Kolkata

Courteous staff and warm, retro-chic accommodations that blend Kolkata’s colonial charm with modern sensibilities await you at Kenilworth. The property is located a convenient distance from the chaos, close enough to keep you minutes away from all the fun you may desire. There are 101 comfortable rooms and suites, a lovely outdoor setup for weddings, and a spa and salon for a spot of self-care. Doubles from Rs9,000* with breakfast, plus taxes.

A few minutes from the city’s major attractions, this 1905-built boutique hotel is well connected to Kolkata’s business and leisure options. While its deluxe and luxury rooms and suites all come well-appointed, we recommend the heritage suite for the inviting four-poster bed and traditional aesthetics. Plus, its numerous dining options are a favourite among both city natives and travellers, especially its outdoor lounge Deck 88 and night club, Phoenix. D oubles from Rs6,832*.

Glenburn Penthouse Calcutta

Walking distance from Victoria Memorial, Park Street and Maidan Park, the Glenburn Penthouse is a nine-suite boutique hotel on the roof of a modern office building in Central Kolkata. The views, as you can expect, are wondrous. A family-owned and managed property, the interiors are elegantly decorated with beautiful art and antiques. Tea from Darjeeling, where the family owns an estate, makes for the perfect pairing with the stay. An infinity pool, library, restaurant, gymnasium, spa and crafted tours of Kolkata are also on offer. D oubles from Rs27,800*, including breakfast.

The Elgin Fairlawn

A step inside this heritage hotel evokes nostalgia. Housed in a structure from 1783, The Elgin Fairlawn is steeped in the influences of the many families that moulded the place over time. The lush greenery of the gardens, terraces and various open lounges make it an ideal winter stay, easily making one forget that they’re in the heart of a metropolitan city. The décor draws from the property’s colonial past, combining it with modern facilities. And Shashi Kapoor fans, Room No. 17, his favourite at The Elgin, was named after him. D oubles from Rs8,120* plus taxes.

The best hotels in AJC Bose Road and Alipore area

Hotel hindusthan international.

HHI, as it’s fondly known in the city, is located on Kolkata’s arterial AJC Bose Road. It features luxurious rooms, specialty restaurants, inviting lounges, open-air lawns, as well as Underground, one of Kolkata’s most happening night clubs. The spacious banquet halls and other business-friendly amenities also make the place suitable for work-related trips. D oubles from Rs8,000* plus taxes.

A luxury landmark in downtown Kolkata, it comes with all the conveniences and comfort that the Taj Group is known for. The interiors were inspired by the city’s famed art, culture and heritage, woven together in a contemporary style. Indulge in Punjabi, Northwest Frontier and Bengali cuisines at Sonargaon, Chinese at Chinoiserie, or Mediterranean delights at Souk. When not enjoying the relaxing comfort of one of the grand rooms and suites, the spa on the premises is where you’ll want to be. While just a stone’s throw away from Kolkata zoo, the Taj Bengal is mere minutes from landmarks like Prinsep Ghat, Vidyasagar Sethu and Victoria Memorial. D oubles from Rs14,245* plus taxes for members.

The best hotels on EM Bypass

To experience the ease of shunting between the northern and southern neighbourhoods of Kolkata, a hotel on EM Bypass is perfect. Its proximity to the airport, tourist hotspots like Science City, Nicco Park, Park Street and the Nalban Boating Complex, as well as the nightlife and fine-dining options of Salt Lake, are welcome bonuses.

ITC Royal Bengal

From the architecture and interiors, to the splendid services and dining selections, everything about this property screams royalty. Only a little over four years old, the mesmerising lighting on its façade is already an icon of the city. LEED Platinum-certified, ITC Royal Bengal towers over all others in its vicinity, even its neighbouring sister property ITC Sonar. Pick from 456 rooms and suites, including 82 serviced apartments, and its seven dining destinations—the iconic Avartana, Grand Market Pavilion and The Brass Room among them—that come with all the culinary delights ITC is known for, like its dal bukhara and local Bengali specialities. D oubles from Rs14,800* plus taxes for members.

Don’t be deceived by the traditional Bengali baganbari (farmhouse) style structure, for ITC Sonar comes with all the luxuries the group is known for. Located across the road from Science City, the property is a tranquil escape in itself—besides choosing from one of the 237 rooms and suites, you can relax by the koi and lily ponds, sit back with a book under lime and palm trees or opt for one of the many holistic treatments at Kaya Kalp, the spa. For meals, the aromas from Eden Pavilion, which serves local and international cuisine with ample vegetarian and vegan options, will call out to you all day long. D oubles from Rs14,800* plus taxes for members.

JW Marriott Hotel Kolkata

Understated elegance is proudly on display at this 5-star accommodation. Besides well-appointed rooms and suites that boast wondrous views, the premises holds four distinctive dining options as well as the holistic Spa by JW. Expansive event spaces, including a spacious boardroom as well as an elegant bridal room, make this Marriott property perfect for both business and weddings. D oubles from Rs12,895*.

Vivanta Kolkata EM Bypass

Let’s start with one of their biggest perks—it’s a pet-friendly property! There are 197 urban studio-style rooms and plush suites, plus a rooftop gym and pool. The concierge service can help organise a tour of Kolkata’s landmarks, including visits to Jorasanko Thakurbari (Rabindranath Tagore’s ancestral home), Victoria Memorial and other locations that speak of the city’s cultural legacy. Doubles from Rs7,350* plus taxes.

The best hotels in Central Kolkata

Literally the heart of the city, here is where Kolkata’s developing self merges with its colonial architectural history. Think New Market, Chowringhee, Bowbazar, College Street and even Park Street and Fort William a little distance away. Past meets the present in Central Kolkata, home to attractions such as Writers’ Building, St Paul’s Cathedral, Victoria Memorial and BBD Bagh, not to mention some of the city’s best street-food stalls.

Polo Floatel Kolkata

This floating hotel brings you beautiful views of the Howrah Bridge over the Hooghly from its six different kinds of cabins. Besides its fine multicuisine fare, look forward to indulging in the freshest catch of the day. Also check out the various boat-related packages offered, such as a romantic candlelit dinner for couples, a private tour of the charms of Kolkata and fishing expeditions. D oubles from Rs5,015* plus taxes.

The Oberoi Grand, Kolkata

With myriad stores and the bustling New Market in its vicinity, The Oberoi Grand, Kolkata comes as a breath of fresh air away from the chaos. Fondly called the ‘Grand Dame of Chowringhee,’ this urban sanctuary is Oberoi’s renowned hospitality at its best. Beyond the gilded doors are classic-contemporary rooms and suites, grand ballrooms, fine-dining spaces and spa beds to sink into. Curated Oberoi experiences, like the heritage walks featuring tours of Kolkata’s British history, spice routes and a wine trail, are the proverbial cherries on top. D oubles from Rs10,500*.

The LaLiT Great Eastern Kolkata

“Jewel of the East” and the “Best Hotel East of the Suez” are the two monikers Mark Twain conferred to the hotel, it’s believed. Built as Aukland Hotel in 1840, The LaLiT Great Eastern is purportedly the longest functioning luxury hotel in Asia , till its renovation in 2006; it was then unveiled with three different wings resembling three historic eras: Heritage Block I featuring the Victorian era, Heritage Block II featuring Edwardian architecture and the New Block for the Contemporary era. The 215-key property also boasts a guest book with names such as Rudyard Kipling, Mahatma Gandhi, Ho Chi Minh, Nikita Khruschev and Queen Elizabeth II. Today, it sits on the cusp of modern sensibilities and the legacy of our colonial past. D oubles from Rs6,750*.

The Peerless Inn

Its central location, warm services and proximity to popular tourist attractions, bazaars and restaurants makes The Peerless Inn an excellent choice for those visiting Kolkata. The Peerless also houses one of the city’s best spots serving authentic Bengali food—Aaheli. Its 168 premium rooms and suites are equipped with the conveniences of a luxurious setting. However, this hotel is even more perfect for corporate travellers, given its conference rooms, state-of-the-art business centre and free internet access throughout the premises. D oubles from Rs7,650*.

The best hotels in New Town and Rajarhat area

It’s the happening part of the city dotted with swanky new hotels, restaurants and clubs. Not to mention how ideal the stretch is for late-night drives. It’s the closest one can get to the airport without being too far from all that Kolkata has to offer, along with a number of new attractions like the Aircraft Museum, Biswa Bangla Gate, Mother’s Wax Museum and Aquatica.

Fairfield by Marriott Kolkata

There’s little that this Marriott property doesn’t offer in terms of comfort and luxury. While some of their spacious rooms come with magnificent views, their massive pool and fitness centre help nullify the effects of all the delectable food you can enjoy from their multicuisine menus. Add to that the impeccable service and the Starbucks in the same complex, this Fairfield is an easy pick. D oubles from Rs6,350*.

Novotel Kolkata Hotel & Residences

A pet-friendly property that comes with 340 rooms and 47 serviced apartments, Novotel was the upscale hotel that New Town was waiting for. All-day dining at The Square, which serves a number of international cuisines, as well as java from Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters at Cafe Joy will keep your caffeine cravings satiated. The 24x7 fitness centre will keep your calories in check, and the spa services will leave you feeling rejuvenated. D oubles from Rs8,000* plus taxes.

Taj City Centre New Town, Kolkata

While ‘city centre’ in its title may seem a misnomer geographically, this hotel comes with all the grandeur that the Taj Group is known for. The 137 rooms and 10 suites here offer a dreamy escape; the Taj Club Room features a jacuzzi that will make you never want to leave, while the J Wellness Spa calls to all those aware of Taj’s remarkable wellness treatments. Check with the staff on the tours they offer, and end the day at any of the iconic restaurants and bars. D oubles form Rs8,250* plus taxes.

Vedic Village Spa Resort, Sikharpur

It’s the go-to retreat for some weekend fun as well as special occasions for residents of Kolkata. This boutique getaway is spread over 150 acres of a wealth of flora, its verdant greenery and sparkling lakes inviting migratory birds, butterflies and squirrels. The villas , built to resemble Bengal’s village homes, exude a sense of calm, which you can carry forward with Vedic Wellness packages and swimming in the tempting pool. Guests can also indulge in a number of sporting activities, while a variety of games can be organised for kids. D oubles from Rs5,000*.

The best hotels in Salt Lake

Salt Lake brings you the best of the classic charm of Kolkata, heaped with its arts, culture and cuisine, amalgamating it with the developing IT world and mushrooming malls on every corner. Local attractions include Nicco Park (try your hand at the bowling alley here), Nalban, Science City, Salt Lake Stadium and malls like Mani Square and City Centre I.

Hyatt Regency Kolkata

One of the oldest luxury hotels to earn the “landmark” status in the city, the Hyatt Regency continues to draw both travellers —for its lovely rooms, welcoming service and comfort—and residents of Kolkata—for its popular buffets and restaurants. You’ll find its lush garden teaming with people, especially in the colder months, with people looking to take in some winter sun in peace. D oubles from Rs5,950* plus taxes.

Raajkutir, Kolkata – IHCL SeleQtions

Every corner of this heritage property warrants a double take. The rajbari -style design—its 48 rooms, lush gardens and vintage artefacts included—takes one back to another era. The interiors also feature chequered marble flooring and Kota stone tiling, works from the Bengal School of Arts, and exquisite ceilings and other design elements that will guarantee a post—or five—on your Instagram. Adding to the cultural experience are the soulful melodies of folk singers that waft through the corridors, like the aromas of the era-authentic fare from the hotel’s award-winning restaurants. D oubles from Rs9,300* plus taxes.

AltAir Boutique Hotel

Take in the sights and sounds of Kolkata from this special boutique hotel, located on the 19th floor of Eco Centre, guaranteeing stunning views—particularly from the rooftop infinity pool. In fact, each room is dedicated to offering guests beautiful sights to fall asleep and wake up to. Refined rooms, exquisite, customisable menus and state-of-the-art business amenities make it the one-stop shop for all kinds of travellers, as well as those looking for that much-needed break with a peaceful staycation. D oubles from Rs7,350* plus taxes.

Heritage B&Bs

Calcutta bungalow heritage bed & breakfast.

Located in one of Kolkata’s busiest retail destinations, Shyam Bazar, Calcutta Bungalow is a restored 1920s townhouse with the classic architectural elements of the decades gone by. Six well-appointed bedrooms, tastefully decorated by celebrated local designer Swarup Dutta, reminds guests to enjoy the slow pace of life. Run by the folks behind Calcutta Walks , this boutique hotel is a restored townhouse from the 1920s that harks back to the olden architecture the city is known for. Its greenery-infused rooftop is a great spot for yoga or to simply hang out. D oubles from Rs7,800* plus taxes.

The Ivy House

Enjoy breakfast or unwind with a book under the shade of a mango tree, or head out for a stroll in the lush neighbourhood of Ballygunge. The Ivy House is a welcome nook in the noise of the city . Warm, inviting interiors make you feel at home in its four rooms, each named after a flower and equipped with all the essentials a guest may need. The foodies among you will enjoy the proximity to some Kolkata popular restaurants in the vicinity, like 6 Ballygunge Place. D oubles from Rs5,600* plus taxes.

The Lalbari Heritage Bungalow

The red-brick structure, green windows and wooden bannisters are reminiscent of the architectural style that’s been around in Bengal since the British Raj. This vintage Lalbari is around a century old and shields you from the chaos of the city. Located just off Alipore, near Kalighat, it’s steeped in history, having played host to the likes of Ravi Shankar, Indira Gandhi and even Mahatma Gandhi over the years. The host ensures impeccable hospitality, making the bungalow perfect for travellers hankering for a taste of old-school Calcutta. D oubles from Rs6,600* with taxes.

The Corner Courtyard, Bhowanipore

Once a dilapidated structure, this typical Zamindari family compound now houses a charming boutique hotel. Dating back to 1904, the restored bungalow hides in plain sight on a busy high street, with all the charm of a bygone era indoors. There are seven rooms up for grabs, done up in colours that allude to Kolkata’s vibrant culture. Crimson, for instance, is an ode to the city’s colonial red-brick structures; ivory is a hat-tip to Victoria Memorial; and cadmium references the yellow of Kolkata’s taxis. D oubles from Rs4,500*.

Further afield

Scenic views, the serenity of the Hooghly, a short road trip and great food —these properties a short drive away Kolkata make for perfect weekend getaways for all these reasons and more.

The Ffort Raichak, Falta, Diamond Harbour

Another favourite weekend getaway among Kolkata residents, Ffort Raichak is housed in a magnificent fort—as the name suggests—with its rooms and suites all boasting lovely views of the river. Also available to book are Ffort Villas, luxurious apartments designed as English clubhouses that overlook the sprawling North Lawns of property and come with a private plunge pool. The property’s restaurants—sports lounge Footloose, Bengali food joint Sonar Tori and multi-cuisine restaurant Reflections—leave room for little error in culinary offerings. The Ffort Suites has another multi-cuisine restaurant, The Courtyard, for quick bites. D oubles from Rs9,500*.

The Rajbari Bawali, Raypur

When in Bengal, the rajbari experience is a must. And if you wish to take it up a royal notch, there’s The Rajbari Bawali, roughly 2 hours from Kolkata . This 300-year-old boutique hotel reflects its zamindari heritage in design, comfort and luxury. The 4-acre property offers plenty of room for strolls to build your appetite for all the delectable food at their four in-house restaurants, and cosy rooms to rest in afterward. Romantic dinners and sundowners can be arranged on request, making this rajbari a beautiful couple’s getaway. D oubles from Rs14,000* plus taxes.

The Denmark Tavern, Serampore

Located by the Hooghly in Serampore, around 90 minutes from Kolkata, this boutique property by The Park Hotels is worth the drive, their pastel-hued rooms and suites a treat for the senses. In addition to its serene surroundings, European architecture and warm hospitality, guests can enjoy delightful multi-cuisine fare at The Tavern, try their hand at some pool while sipping on their signature cocktails at The Courtyard, or simply take in the views from The Hooghly Balcony. D oubles from Rs7,495*.

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Tourist Inn is located in 4/1 Sudder Street, 700016, Kolkata, India.

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1. Victoria Memorial

4 km from city center 1 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The Victoria Memorial is a large marble building, which is considered to be the pride of Kolkata. Built between 1906 and 1921, it is dedicated to the memory of Queen Victoria. Now, it is a museum and a popular tourist spot under the Ministry of Culture.

2. Fort William Kolkata

3 km from city center 2 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Fort William is a fort built in Kolkata on the eastern banks of the River Hooghly, the major distributary of Ganges. The magnificent structure is spread over 70.9 acres and is embellished with hundreds of arched windows that overlook lush green gardens. Meticulous stonework adorns the surface of the building.

3. Belur Math

7 km from city center 3 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Belur Mutt is the headquarters of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission, founded by Swami Vivekananda. Situated on the west bank of Hooghly River, the temple is prominent for its architecture that embraces Hindu, Christian and Islamic styles and stands as an icon of unity of all religions.

4. Howrah Bridge

2 km from city center 4 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Located over the Hooghly river in West Bengal, Howrah Bridge or the Rabindra Setu is the main connection between Howrah and Kolkata. It is a cantilever bridge and is regarded as one of the busiest ones among them.

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5. Birla Planetarium

3 km from city center 5 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The Birla Planetarium in Kolkata, is the largest planetarium in Asia and the second largest planetarium in the world. It is a single-storeyed circular structure designed in the typical Indian style whose architecture is designed on the Buddhist Stupa at Sanchi. 

6. Indian Museum

2 km from city center 6 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The Indian Museum is one of the oldest museums of the world boasting some of the most exquisite collections of ornaments, fossils, skeletons, antiques, armors, mummies and stunning Mughal paintings.

7. Marble Palace Mansion

2 km from city center 7 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The Marble palace near the Chorbagan in North Kolkata built in 1835 by Rajendra Mallick is famed for its art collection of masterpieces by Reuben and paintings by various renowned international artists such as Reynolds, Van Gogh and Rembrandt.

8. Mother House

3 km from city center 8 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

This is the place where the Tomb of Mother Teresa is present. It is maintained by her missionaries and followers who have continued to promote her legacy.

9. Science City Kolkata

5 km from city center 9 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

One of its kind in India, the Science city was inaugurated on 1st July 1997. It is a major attraction for the residents of Kolkata as well as for the people visiting Kolkata. It is one of the finest and the largest science museums in the world and provides a fun way of learning science.

10. St. Paul's Cathedral Kolkata

4 km from city center 10 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Said to be the first cathedral built in the overseas territory of the British Empire, St. Paul's Cathedral is a Anglican cathedral located in Kolkata. Also said to be the seat of the Diocese of Calcutta, it is a very fine example of Indo-Gothic style of architecture.

127 km from city center 11 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Tucked between Mandarmani and Shankarpur, Tajpur is a small town set on the Bay of Bengal's tranquil shore, just 170 kms from Kolkata. Considered to be a serene secret of West Bengal, the virgin beach is hidden away from view and is still untouched by commercialization and tourism. The highlight of the pristine beach are the hundreds of red crabs that are found on the shores, which also give a perfect crimson colour to the beach.

12. Birla Mandir Kolkata

4 km from city center 12 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The glowing structure that adorns the streets of Kolkata is the popular Hindu Temple, Birla Temple. Dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha, the temple is perfect specimen of craftsmanship.

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13. Eden Gardens

3 km from city center 13 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Popular as the largest cricket stadium in the India and the second largest in the world, the Eden Gardens can seat 66,000 spectators. It is set amidst an adjoining garden where Eden- related to the one-time Governor of Aukland and her sister would stroll during the evenings. 

14. Jorasanko Thakur Bari

1 km from city center 14 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Currently located on the Rabindra Bharati University campus in Jorasank, Jorasanko Thakur Bari is the house in which the first non-European Nobel laureate and poet, Rabindranath Tagore was born.

15. Birla Industrial & Technological Museum

4 km from city center 15 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Being the first scientific and industrial museum in India, Birla Industrial and Technological Museum (BITM) is one of the prime attractions of Kolkata. It is famous for its galleries and 3D shows.

16. Rabindra Sarovar

7 km from city center 16 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The erstwhile Dhakuri lake is an artificial tank spread over 75 acres and is home to various migratory birds from Siberia and Russia. The lake is surrounded by gardens, children's park an auditorium, making it a popular recreational spot perfect for idyllic picnics making it one of the unique places to visit in Kolkata.

17. Kalighat Temple

6 km from city center 17 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Kalighat Temple, one of the 51 Shakti Sthals of India, is one of the most visited Kali temples in India. The spot is where the toes of Sati's right foot fell during Shiva's Rudra Taandav naach.

18. Shobhabajar Rajbari

3 km from city center 18 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The Shobhabazar Rajbari is one of the grandest Bengali style houses ever built. It was build by the Royal family of Shobhabazar in Kolkata, and the grandeur is only palpable to the eye.

19. Botanical Gardens in Kolkata

45 km from city center 19 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The Botanical Gardens of Calcutta were founded by Robert Kyd in 1787. Protected by the Botanical Survey of India, it stretches over 109 hectares. A Banyan tree in the garden, of more than 330 m circumference, known as The Great Banyan, is the largest tree in the world. The Botanic Gardens of Kolkata were later renamed Acharya Jagadish Chandra Indian Botanic Garden.

20. Nakhoda Mosque

1 km from city center 20 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Placed in the Chitpur area in the Burrabazar business district, Nakhoda mosque is one of the busiest Mosques of Kolkata and dates back almost a century. The prayer hall has a seating capacity of 10000, and the domes and minarets have been constructed in keeping with the Fatehpur Sikri style of architecture.

21. Alipore Zoo

5 km from city center 21 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The Alipore Zoo, also known as the Calcutta Zoo or the Zoological Garden of Alipore, is the oldest zoological park to have been established in India and is a major tourist attraction in Kolkata. It attracts tourists from all across the nation who visit the zoo to explore the wildlife that happily thrives here and to enjoy themselves.

22. Sabarna Sangrahashala

12 km from city center 22 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Designed, developed and maintained by Sabarrna Roy Choudhary Paribar Parishad to preserve and display the heritage of one of the well known families of Bengal- The Sabarna Roy Choudhary family.

23. Eco Tourism Park, Kolkata

11 km from city center 23 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Eco Tourism Park is an expansive urban park designed to promote eco tourism in the city. It is the biggest urban park in India and occupies over 475 acres of land. The beauty of the location increases ten folds because of a water body that surrounds the park and forms an island in the middle.

24. Calcutta Jain Temple

4 km from city center 24 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Pareshnath Jain Temple is a temple complex dedicated to four Jain Teerthankaras. The complex is a beautiful arrangement of these shrines and draws tourists from all over the world. The architecture of the temples consists of intricately carved marbles and glass work. It is indeed one of the few temples that have a charismatic vibe.

25. Nicco Park, Kolkata

6 km from city center 25 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Nicco Park is an amusement park frequently visited for entertainment and recreational purposes. It is also called the "Disney Land of West Bengal: and attracts visitors in large numbers throughout the year. The park functions efficiently on solar energy that causes no pollution.

26. Prinsep Ghat

4 km from city center 26 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Prinsep Ghat, located on the banks of River Hooghly, is a majestic structure famous for its Greek/ Gothic inlays. IWith the magnificent Howrah Bridge in the background, watching the sunrise or sunset and taking a long walk in the cool air on the banks of the river are some of the preferred recreational activities here.

27. Aquatica

10 km from city center 27 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Aquatica is a water theme park and resort in Kolkata having many exciting themed rides, slides, entertainment and recreational activities for all their guests. The water park occupies over 75000 square feet of area and provides for a pleasant respite from the scorching summer heat. They provide lockers for the visitors to keep their belongings securely.

28. Park Street

1 km from city center 28 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Park Street is a major access route in Kolkata, also officially known as Mother Teresa Sarani. The street begins at Chowringhee Road or JL Nehru road and stretches till Park Circus crossing. It is said that Park Street never sleeps and is always bustling with activities. It is one of the major hangouts in the city as it has a number of pubs and restaurants.

29. Chowringhee

3 km from city center 29 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Chowringhee, also officially known as Jawaharlal Nehru Road, is a happening hub and frequently visited by locals for recreational activities and shopping. It is one of the few localities in the city with top end boutiques, hotels, malls, shops and restaurants.

30. ISKCON Kolkata

3 km from city center 30 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

ISKCON Radha Krishna Temple is a highly spiritual place for the devotees focusing on spreading the teachings of Lord Krishna. It is not restricted to any one particular religion as such and welcomes enthusiasts or people interested in learning about these teachings with open arms. The temple is a serene complex that houses beautifully ornamented idols of Goddess Radha and Lord Krishna.

31. South Park Street Cemetery

3 km from city center 31 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

South Park Street Cemetery is an 18th-century non-church cemetery, one of the earliest in the world. It is one of the largest burial grounds and a heritage site in Kolkata and maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India. Most of the tombs in the South Park Street Cemetery are aesthetically beautiful and very attractive.

32. Sonajhuri Forest

143 km from city center 32 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Away from the mell pell of the city lies a hidden gem in the state of West Bengal. Considered to be one of the most clean forests in India, Sonajhuri Forest is a great retreat to be close to nature. The Sonajhuri Forest is replete with lush green trees that has blooming flowers. This place is picturesque with quite a number of mesmerizing places to see and explore.

33. St John's Church

2 km from city center 33 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

St John's Church is one of the oldest churches in Kolkata that was built during the reign of the British Kingdom when the city was the capital of British India. It is a splendidly well-maintained structure that draws history and architecture buffs for its uniqueness and ancient features.

34. Barrackpore

22 km from city center 34 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Barrackpore was the first place where Britishers set up their cantonment and later spread their rules in India. This place is of great historical significance as it was also the first place where the spark to attain I from Britishers was lit. Not to stop at that, this place is also home to some of the most mesmerizing and green parks which are perfect to spend some time lazing around? and relaxing.

35. Jhargram

141 km from city center 35 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Jhargram is small city located in the state of West Bengal with a rich historical and cultural background. Surrounded by dense forests this place is mystical. A perfect place to spend few days in the lap of nature surrounded by friendly tribal population, you are bound to be mesmerized not only by its picturesque beauty but by the gregarious people who inhabit this place.

36. Baabur Haat

8 km from city center 36 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Dominated by natural fishing lakes or bheris, responsible for producing some of the tastiest fish in West Bengal, Babur Haat is a nature paradise. Fishing is one of the more popular activities here. You can also go on a short picnic trip to the nearby local village grounds.

37. Kamarpukur

81 km from city center 37 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

A cluster of small villages, Kamarpukur is nestled between Vishnupur and Tarakeshwar. Birthplace of a pious and sagacious saint, Sri Ramkrishna Paramhansa, this village is perfect getaway from the pell-mell of the cities. In this village you will be able to enjoy the pleasures of simple rural life.

48 km from city center 38 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Situated on the bank of river Roopnarayan, Deulti provides for an ideal picnic spot. If you are a bird lover, keep an eye (read ear) for the chirps of different birds, while you take a walk on the clay paths of the villages. 

39. Hooghly Riverfront

60 km from city center 39 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

The very picturesque Hooghly Riverfront is situated along two banks of River Hooghly in West Bengal- Kolkata in the East and Howrah on the West. The mighty river offers mesmerising sunrise and sunset views. After the beautification of the East promenade in 2011, the spot has become a major tourist attraction.

3 km from city center 40 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Also known as the Brigade Parade Ground, Maidan is the largest urban park in Kolkata. The humongous stretch of land includes the famous Eden Gardens, several football stadiums and the Race Course Kolkata.

41. Central Park

5 km from city center 41 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Also known as Banabitan, Central Park is the second largest urban park after Maidan, situated in Bidhannagar, Kolkata. Built around an expansive lake, the park also has a rose garden. Another attraction is its beautiful butterfly garden.

42. Millenium Park

2 km from city center 42 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Spread over an area of 2.5 kms on the banks of River Hooghly in Kolkata, Millenium Park is a privately owned park situated on the Strand Road. The park has beautiful landscaped gardens and numerous slides and swings for kids.

43. Deshapriya Park

6 km from city center 43 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Deshapriya Park is situated in the Kalighat area of South Kolkata and is used for playing outdoor games like cricket, football etc., both by amateur and professional players. In addition to that, Durga Puja is celebrated on a large scale where several pandals are set up in the premises for the celebrations.

44. Safari Park

7 km from city center 44 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Situated near Gariahat Golpark, Safari Park is one of the relatively smaller parks in Kolkata. The park also has a lake on the outskirts that is ideal for early morning walks and evening strolls. A smaller area on the side is also used as a cricket coaching for young kids. The park is buzzing with activity at all times of the day.

45. Mohor Kunja

4 km from city center 45 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Also known as Citizen's Park, Mohor Kunja is an urban park in Kolkata situated in the premises of Maidan. The highlight of the park are the several musical fountain concerts held in it. It also has well-paved walkways for evening and morning walks and an amphitheater to hold cultural events.

46. Elliot Park

3 km from city center 46 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Inaugurated in 2004, Elliot Park is one of the relatively newer parks to have been developed in the city. The park has a joggers' stretch of 1.5 km besides the lush green vegetation, swings for children and water fountains.

47. Gitanjali Sports Complex

7 km from city center 47 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Located at Kasba in Kolkata, Gitanjali Sports Complex is the newly established stadium in the city. Running for a length of 57.5 metres, the stadium has a massive seating space for 4000 people. Besides, it has a separate area for indoor games and a gymnasium.

48. Kishore Bharati Krirangan

9 km from city center 48 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Kishore Bharati Kirangan is a multi purpose stadium situated in the south Kolkata neighbourhood of Santoshpur. With a seating capacity of 12000 people, the stadium is mostly used for football and sometimes other sports as well.

49. Salt Lake Stadium

5 km from city center 49 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Known as Vivekananda Yuva Bharati Krirangan, Salt Lake Stadium is an international multi-purpose stadium in Bidhannagar, Kolkata. The stadium takes pride in being the largest stadium of the country, it can accommodate upto 1,20,000 people.

50. Rabindra Sarobar Stadium

7 km from city center 50 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Rabindra Sarobar Stadium is situated in the centre of the city of Kolkata in Rabindra Sarovar. Believed to be the oldest stadiums of the city, the stadium has a seating capacity of 20,000 people and host some of the important football matches.

51. Mohunbagan Stadium

0 km from city center 51 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Mohunbagan Stadium is the oldest and the first stadium in the country. It is also the place of inception of the very famous Mohunbagan Club. The stadium is considered the best in Kolkata as its emerald green grass cover is imported from Brazil.

52. Netaji Indoor Stadium

2 km from city center 52 out of 79 Places To Visit in Kolkata

Officially named as Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Indoor Stadium, Netaji Indoor Stadium is a multi-purpose indoors stadium in Babughat, Kolkata, opposite the Eden Gardens. The fully air-conditioned stadium is used to host various domestic and international events.

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When it comes to Kolkata tour packages , you are in for a treat of rich history, captivating culture, and vibrant traditions. As the capital of West Bengal, Kolkata is a city that exudes charm at every turn. From the iconic Howrah Bridge connecting the bustling cityscape to tranquil spots like the Victoria Memorial and Indian Museum showcasing colonial architecture and artifacts, there is something for everyone. Don’t miss exploring Dakshineswar Kali Temple or taking a leisurely boat ride along the Hooghly River during your visit to this enchanting city.

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Here are the top 10 places to visit in Kolkata:

Victoria Memorial

Located in the heart of Kolkata, the Victoria Memorial Kolkata stands tall as a magnificent marble building that pays homage to Queen Victoria. This architectural masterpiece not only serves as a symbol of the city but also houses a museum that proudly exhibits Kolkata’s vibrant history. As visitors explore its grand halls and intricate corridors, they are transported back in time, reliving centuries of cultural heritage and significant events. The juxtaposition of this historical gem with modern marvels like the Kolkata showcases the city’s ability to seamlessly blend tradition with progress near Maidan Metro Station (Line 2 – East-West Line).

Howrah Bridge

As one stroll near the Howrah Metro Station (Line 2 – East-West Line), a magnificent sight captures their attention – the iconic Howrah Bridge. This majestic cantilever bridge gracefully spans across the Hooghly River, seamlessly connecting Howrah and Kolkata. Its grandeur is truly awe-inspiring, but it becomes even more enchanting as night falls and its illuminated beauty comes to life. The shimmering lights reflect on the tranquil waters below, creating a mesmerizing spectacle that leaves visitors spellbound. Standing near this architectural marvel evokes a sense of admiration for human engineering prowess blended with natural splendor.

Indian Museum

The Indian Museum, established in 1814, is an iconic Kolkata tourist attraction. As the oldest and largest museum in India, it proudly showcases a diverse collection of artifacts that captivate visitors from all walks of life. From mesmerizing art pieces to ancient fossils and precious antiques, this treasure trove of history transports you through time. A visit to the Indian Museum promises an immersive experience where one can explore the rich cultural heritage preserved within its walls.

Dakshineswar Kali Temple

The Dakshineswar Kali Temple, a significant Kolkata tourist attraction, stands proudly on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River. This magnificent temple holds deep devotion to Goddess Kali and boasts awe-inspiring architecture that leaves visitors in awe. As you step onto its premises, you are enveloped by a sense of serenity amidst the bustling city. The tranquil surroundings provide solace to one’s weary soul, allowing for reflection and spiritual connection. From its intricate carvings to its towering spires, this sacred place truly embodies divine beauty at every turn.

Kalighat Kali Temple

Kalighat Kali Temple, a renowned Kolkata tourist attraction, stands as one of the oldest and most significant temples dedicated to Goddess Kali. Its grandeur and spiritual significance draw devotees from far and wide, while also enticing tourists with its architectural marvels. The temple is surrounded by a vibrant atmosphere filled with bustling markets that offer a sensory overload of sights, sounds, and aromas. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of Kolkata as they explore these lively markets surrounding the sacred Kalighat Kali Temple.

Birla Planetarium

Birla Planetarium, a renowned tourist attraction, enthralls science enthusiasts with its captivating shows on the universe, stars, and planets. Nestled in the heart of bustling city life, this architectural marvel beckons visitors to embark on a celestial journey. As one steps inside the planetarium’s domed structure adorned with intricate designs, they are transported into a realm of knowledge and wonder. The cutting-edge technology used in these shows immerses viewers in an unforgettable experience where they can unravel the mysteries of space and contemplate their place within it.

Science City

Located in the heart of the city, Science City stands as a captivating tourist attraction that ignites curiosity and fosters a love for learning. This interactive science and technology museum offers an array of hands-on experiences designed to engage visitors of all ages. As families explore its vast halls, they are transported into a world where scientific concepts come alive through interactive exhibits, immersive displays, and thrilling demonstrations. With its innovative approach to education and entertainment, Science City truly embodies the essence of experiential learning while providing an unforgettable adventure for curious minds.

South Park Street Cemetery

Nestled in the heart of Kolkata, South Park Street Cemetery stands as a timeless testament to the city’s rich colonial history. This historical cemetery, dating back to the 18th century, exudes an eerie charm that draws visitors from all corners of the globe. As a prominent tourist attraction, it offers a unique opportunity for curious souls to wander through its moss-covered tombstones and pay homage to countless notable figures who shaped India’s past. A stroll along these hallowed grounds is like stepping into a bygone era, where stories echo through weather-worn epitaphs and time seems suspended in reverence.

Marble Palace

The Marble Palace, a captivating tourist attraction, transports visitors to the opulence of 19th-century Bengal. This grand mansion, meticulously crafted by a wealthy Bengali merchant, showcases breathtaking architecture that stands as a testament to the era’s architectural brilliance. The allure deepens with an awe-inspiring art collection that graces its halls; masterpieces by Reuben and other legendary artists adorn the walls, casting an enchanting spell on all who wander through this majestic palace. A visit here guarantees not just visual delight but also an immersive experience in history and artistic excellence.

Maidan, often referred to as the “lungs of Kolkata,” captivates visitors with its inimitable charm and allure, making it a must-visit tourist attraction. This sprawling urban park not only serves as a recreational haven for locals but also entices tourists seeking an unforgettable experience. As one explores Maidan’s vast expanse, they are enchanted by the serene ambiance and mesmerizing landscape that beckons them to indulge in leisurely strolls or engage in exhilarating games of cricket. With its undeniable appeal and vibrant atmosphere, Maidan truly encapsulates the essence of an extraordinary tourist destination.

Located in the eastern part of India, Kolkata is a city that mesmerizes travelers with its rich history, vibrant culture, and modern charm. With so much to explore, it’s hard to narrow down the top attractions. I hope this list of places to visit in Kolkata will help you, just for your convenience I have mentioned the nearest metro stations too. If you want to plan a proper Kolkata tour then opt for Four Wheel Drive India Pvt. Ltd. they are one of the best travel planners in India .

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Here are some of best places to visit in kolkata:, victoria memorial.

It is a beautiful White Marble structure which began making in 1906 and was completed by 1921. While it originally got built with the idea of dedicating a memorial to Queen Victoria of Britain, it has now turned into a museum that attracts numerous people due to its stunning architecture and display. The artistic monument is a mixture of British as well as Mughal form of architecture. Inside the huge fortress is a museum that has 25 galleries featuring sculptures, portraits, national leaders, arms, and armour. Moreover, it has unique, and original  works of William Shakespeare, Omar Khayyam, as well as Arabian Nights. Location: Victoria Memorial Hall, 1, Queens Way, Maidan, Kolkata. Price: -Rs. 30 for Indians, -Rs. 100 for citizens of the SAARC countries, -Rs. 500 for nationals of all other countries. Timing: -From 10 am to 6 pm (Tuesday- Friday)and, -From 10 am - 8 pm (Saturday, Sunday). Best time to visit: October and March.

Howrah Bridge

This one tops the list of places to see in Kolkata, probably because it gets so often portrayed in movies. It was constructed in 1943 replacing the Pontoon Bridge and is made of steel. Due to the immense popularity that the bridge has, tourists from far and wide travel to Kolkata just to visit the amazing bridge. One will be amazed to see the view from the bridge in the evening. The entire river Hoogli seems like an endless lake with the sun going down into the horizon. The suspended bridge ranks 6th amongst the longest bridges in the world. Location: Hooghly RIver, Kolkata. Best Time To Visit: In the Evening.

Botanical Garden

Previously known as the Calcutta Botanical Garden, the garden was established in 1786. It is spread over 270 acres of land. The present name of the garden is Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanical Garden. As the name suggests, the garden is full of plants, trees, and flowers related to the field of botany. At the moment, the garden is a home for over 12000 perennial plants that are still alive. One of the best attractions here is the giant Banyan Tree which forms the second largest canopy in the world. Also, the garden features over 1400 exotic species of plants, and trees. Location: Botanical Garden Road B Shalimar Area Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Botanical Garden, Area, Howrah, West Bengal 711103. Price: -INR 10/- for Indians and -INR 100/- for foreigners. Timing: 10 am to 5 pm, ( Mondays Closed). Best time to visit: October to February.

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New Town Eco Park

When you’re looking for your leisure day out; the New Town Eco Park spread over 480 acres is one of the best places to visit in Kolkata. It is a recreational area with ample outdoor activities to enjoy with the family. Some such activities include: Ice Skating- enjoy skating on a layer of ice, in a city that never receives snow. The park features a huge ice-skate arena, and everyone can participate in the same. Kayaking: Yes, it is no surprise that the park also features water sports such as kayaking. Now you don’t have to take outstation trips for this water sport. And Zorbing- not everyone is a fan of the huge zorb ball; however, those who are, simply love it. You can enjoy this sport at the new town eco park. Apart from the above, cruising, taking a walk at the sangraha which is a beautiful art facility in the park, are some more things that one can enjoy. Location: Major Arterial Road(South-East), AA II, Newtown, Kolkata, West Bengal 700156. Timing: -2.30 pm - 8.30 pm (Tuesday- Saturday). -The timing for Sundays and the General holidays are 12 pm- 8.30 pm. Mondays (Closed). Best Time to Visit: Winter, And Springtime.

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Mother Teressa House

The place was the home of India’s most iconic person, Mother Teresa. Because of the great figurine she was, her home now has inevitably become one of the most sought for places to visit in Kolkata. The building can be easily identified because of its grey color, as well as brown windows. The tomb of Mother Teresa lies on the ground floor of the beautiful building that is run by the ‘Missionaries of Charity House’. Some of the major things that the house features are the prayer cards of Mother Teresa, Mother Mary’s medallion, and many souvenirs as well. Location: 54A, Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Rd, Ripon Street, Kolkata, West Bengal 700016. Timing: -From 8 pm – 12 pm and -3 pm – 6 pm (except Thursdays). Best time to visit: Around Christmas Time.

Fort William

Fort William is named after King Williams and is one of the most popular places to visit in Kolkata. The site was built in 1696, where the builders used bricks and mortar to make this famous fort. Interestingly, the port has a total of 6 gates, namely; WaterGate, Saint Georges, Treasury Gate, Plassey, and Chowringhee. People who love British architecture will love this place. The gates are an architectural marvel, built by the British. Also, you can get to see the cannons kept on display. These cannons are quite old, and belong to the British. One can easily fall in love with the high roof, wide aisles, and solid structure of this magnificent fort. Location: Maidan, Fort William, Hastings, Kolkata, West Bengal 700021. Timing: 10 am to 5 pm everyday. Best time to visit: Weekdays.

Marble Palace

Marble Palace is an incredibly magnificent maisonette located in Kolkata, along the Babu street, India. As one can rightly guess, the palace is among the few remaining buildings of the nineteenth century.  Built in neoclassical style, the mansion continues to be the residence of the heirs of the King. To give you a scenic background of the mansion, it is surrounded by lush green lawns and beautiful fountains. Galleries run amidst the lawns of the mansion which display artistic statues, portraits, mirrors, chandeliers and paintings created by English, Dutch and Italian artists. It may interest you to know that the mansion also houses a private zoo. Location: Marble Palace located in Kolkata, West Bengal, in India. Timing:  10:00am to 4:00PM, everyday. Best Time To visit: Weekdays.

Dakshineswar Kali Temple

Dakshineswar temple located in West Bengal, India is a commonplace for festivals such as Yatra, Snana, Kalpataru Day, and Kali Puja. Additionally, the temple was started by Rani Rashmoni in the nineteenth century. The temple assumes Bengal architecture, a total of three floors. Little do people know that the total area of the temple complex measures about 54.4bighas and costs Rani Rashmoni around Rs 42, 500 only. The temple is loved by every Bengali and is considered to be an abode of Goddess Kali. The temple was a dream that Rani Rashmoni dreamt before undertaking a pilgrimage to Varanasi. Location: Dakshineswar, Kolkata, West Bengal 700076. Timing: -From 6:00 am to 12:30 (midday),and , -From 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm, every day. Best Time to Visit: 6:00AM to 8:00 PM.

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Alipore Zoological Gardens

Alipore Zoological Gardens located in Alipore Kolkata, West Bengal. The gardens occupy a total of over 46 acres and houses close to 1266 animals. This zoological garden is among the oldest zoological parks in India today. The garden serves as a habitat for different species of mammals, reptiles, birds as well as primates. Also known as Calcutta Zoo, It is one of the oldest zoological parks established in India. The Alipore Zoo attracts a flock of tourists from various locations, especially during winters. The Zoo is home to the expired Aldabra giant tortoise 'Adwaita', a tortoise which is almost extinct  (from the year 2006). Nature enthusiasts would love this place due to its abundant and plentiful wildlife. Location: Alipore, Kolkata, West Bengal, in India. Price: -INR.5 (aquarium), -INR.250 (photo) and -INR.30 (zoo). Timing: 9:00 am to 4:30 pm (Thursdays closed). Best time to visit: During morning hours.

Kalighat Kali Temple

It may interest you to know that Kalighat Kali Temple is now over two centuries old. Interestingly, the temple has a highly unique image that differs from most Kali images in Bengal. Kalighat Kali Temple is a popular tourist attraction of Kolkata and is considered as one of the 52 Shakti Peethas of India. Religious inquisitives may be delighted to know that the temple is said to be the site where the toes of the right foot of Sati fell. In the first phase of construction, only the face of the deity was constructed. Later on, the remaining parts of Kali that included the hands, tongue and jewellery were constructed using gold and silver. Location:  Anami Sangha, Kalighat, Kolkata, West Bengal 700026. Timing: -Nitya Puja opens from 5:30 am to 7:am, every day. -The Bhog Rag opens from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm (Sandhya Arti 6:30 pm to 7 pm). Best Time to Visit:  5:30 am to 7:00 am.

Elliot Park

Elliot Park is a huge park that occupies a total area of nearly 90,000 square feet. It may interest you to know that Tata Steel constructed the park. The park consists of several walk-throughs, restaurants, museums as well as outlets. Also, the park is easily accessible as it is located at the center of the city. It would surprise you to know that the site where the Park is located used to be a dump for offal. In recent years, the dumpsite has been transformed into this beautiful park consisting of fountains and a vast expanse of trees and flowers. It also has sitting space and food stalls for visitors. Due to its easy accessibility, a lot of locals are drawn towards visiting this park in the evenings. Location:  Jawaharlal Nehru Rd, Maidan, Kolkata, West Bengal 700071. Time:  6:00 am to 10:00 pm, every day. Best Time to Visit: During Weekends.

Rabindra Sarobar

Rabindra Sarobar is a popular man-made lake, and was previously known as Dhakuria Lake. Today the lake occupies a total area of 300,000 square meters. The lake is surrounded by several trees of different varieties which makes the air around the lake very fresh. You’ll be happy to learn that the lake is close to the Dum Dum airport. It is one of the most attractive and peaceful places in the city making it a common place for people to take walks or meditate. Additionally, it is also a good canvas for people interested in naturalistic photography. Location:  Dhakuria, Rabindra Sarobar, Kolkata, West Bengal 700029. Best Time to Visit: -6:00 am to 4:00 pm, every day (Although visitors are free to visit the lake during night-time, daytime presents a better experience).

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South Park Cemetery

South Park Cemetery is a privately-owned cemetery with a total of 1600 graves. Previously, the South Park cemetery was known as Park Street. The Cemetery has a mix of the Indo-Saracenic as well as the Golic style. You’ll be happy to know that the cemetery has three big restaurants that serve both modern as well as traditional foods. Opened in 1767, it contains a mix of tombs, cenotaphs and mausoleums protected by a brick wall. The cemetery contains a  number of the graves belonging to famous military and political figures like Sir William Jones, Sir Elijah Impey, Walter Landor Dickens (Son of Charles Dickens), and more. Green mosses and ferns cover most of the cemetery and give an eerie setting to the place. Location:  52, Park Street, Opp Assembly Of God Church, Kolkata, West Bengal 700017. Time: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm, every day. Best Time to Visit: During weekdays in the afternoon.

Birla Planetarium

Birla Planetarium is India’s biggest planetarium that features the largest projection of the night sky in the dome theatre. The structure has one floor and has a design that agrees with the Buddhist Stupa. It was constructed in 1963 and now serves as a museum. Inauguration of the planetarium was done by the then Prime Minister of India, Sri Jawaharlal Nehru. Birla Planetarium is among the largest planetariums in the continent of Asia. The Birla Planetarium is situated adjacent to St. Paul’s Cathedral and near Victoria Memorial is Kolkata’s landmark. The best fact about this site is that it is constantly upgraded to keep pace with modern technology. Recently in 2017, the planetarium was renovated to incorporate the latest advanced Carl Zeiss Hybrid Projection System. Location:  Paul's Cathedral, 96, Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Adjacent To St, Kolkata, West Bengal 700071. Pricing:  INR.80 per show at the Birla Planetarium. Time:  11:30 am, 4 pm and 6 pm, (the Telugu Sky) 12:15 pm, 3 pm, 5 pm, and 8:15 pm. Best Time to Visit: In morning hours.

Eden Gardens

The Eden Gardens is owned by the Cricket Association of Bengal and has a capacity of 66000. It is interesting to know that the gardens hosted the World cup in 1987 after it got renovated to expand its capacity from 40,000 to 94,000. It may shock you to learn that the stadium is now over 150 years old. You may already know that the Eden Gardens has the largest seating capacity in India and third-largest seating capacity in the world. It is often referred to as “cricket’s answer to the Coliseum. For cricket lovers, this place is a must visit. Location:  Maidan, B.B.D. Bagh, Kolkata, West Bengal 700021. Pricing: There is no entry fee to generally visit the stadium. (Tickets depend on the season and the matches held in the stadium). Time:  9:00 am to 6:00 pm, every day. Best Time to Visit: During the afternoon.

Nakhoda Masjid

The Nakhoda mosque has a total capacity of 10,000, and was built at a total cost of Rs. 1,500,000 to be built. Kuchhi Memon Jamat is the architect of this magnificent mosque. It may interest you to know that the mosque has a total height of 151 feet. Additionally, there are 25 smaller minarets ranging from 100 feet to 117 feet in height. The mosque has been named Nakhoda meaning Mariner after the founder of the mosque (Abdur Rahim Osman) who was shipping prince. On any day you would find muslims reverently cleaning the pool and praying in the hall creating a soothing and peaceful religious atmosphere within the mosque. Location: Rabindra Sarani, Chowringhee North, Bow Barracks, Kolkata, West Bengal 700073. Time:  6:00 am to 8:00 pm, every day. Best Time to Visit: Morning before many visitor’s troops in. You get a better view of this ancient yet magnificent and attractive mosque.

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Indian Museum

Indian Museum is among the oldest museums in the world. It was established in 1814, by the Asiatic Society of Bengal in Kolkata. The museum has plenty of ornaments, fossils, ornaments, armors as well as mummies. Also, the outstanding structure has a total of four galleries that are not just dedicated to natural history but also zoological information. If you’re in search of deep historical information, then this is among the best places to visit in Kolkata. The Gallery is often referred to as 'Jadughar' by the locals of Kolkata. For the interest of people who enjoy ancient artifacts, the Museum has a vast collection of contemporary paintings, sacred writings of Buddha, antique sculptures, ornaments, fossils, skeletons, mughal paintings etc. Location: 27, Jawaharlal Nehru Rd, Fire Brigade Head Quarter, New Market Area, Dharmatala, Taltala, Kolkata, West Bengal 700016. Price: INR.30 for Indian citizens and INR.500 per foreigner. Timing:  10:00 am to 5:00 pm every day. Best Time to Visit: In the afternoon.

Prinsep Ghats

Prinsep Ghat was constructed in 1841 and is now among the oldest recreational facilities located in Kolkata. The place also has recreational facilities such as boat rides. Millions of visitors come to the place for a memorable pre-wedding shoot due to the picturesque howrah bridge in the background. The hundreds of flowers and trees in Princep Ghat makes it a perfect destination for you and your lover. It is also an apt place for people who love to be around nature due to the lush greenery around the place. You can organise a picnic, or even camp at the Prinsep Ghats, to enjoy the night around the river Hoogly. Location: Strand Rd, Maidan, Fort William, Hastings, Kolkata, West Bengal 700021. Best Time to Visit: In the evening.

Belur Math is a popular temple with a notable design that exhibits different religions such as Christianity, Hindu, Buddhism, as well as Islam. The different exhibits symbolizes unity in terms of religion. Belur Math serves as the nerve-center of the Ramakrishna movement. The unique feature is that the place looks like a mosque, as well as a temple, and also a church, at the same time. You’ll also notice a statue that sits upon the lotus which is that of Sri Ramakrishna who was the initiator of the Ramakrishna movement. Belur Math is truly among the most preferred places to visit in Kolkata. Location: Belur, Howrah, West Bengal 711202. Timing:  8:30AM to 5:30 pm. Best Time to Visit: Afternoon.

Tipu Sultan Mosque

Tipu Sultan Mosque is among the oldest magnificent mosques of all times. Construction of this capacious mosque ended in 1842, and the place of worship has a staggering capacity of 1000.  Prince Ghulam Mohammed is the man behind the breathtaking design of the Tipu Sultan mosque. Unknown to many, Prince Ghulam was the youngest child of Mr. Tipu Sultan. Despite the fact that this mosque is more than 150 years old, it’s still a huge source of history and heritage. As per the structure of any other mosque, the Tipu Sultan Mosque also has 4 minarets on four corners. In the middle are 16 domes that are painted in green color. Due to the color of the mosque, as well as the intricate carvings, one can spot it from a good distance. Location: 185, Lenin Sarani Rd, Esplanade, Chandni Chawk, Bowbazar, Kolkata, West Bengal 700013. Price: The entry fee is required to gain access into the Tipu Sultan Mosque. Timing: 4:00PM to 6:00PM, evening. Best Time to Visit: 8:00 am to 11:00 am.

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Science City

Science City is one of the most preferred science centers in the city. The science park is under the management of the National Council of Science Museums with its headquarter located in Kolkata itself. The place holds different types of exhibitions based on multiple science topics. Some of the science topics include Freshwater aquarium - It consists of different types of fishes for one to observe. and Power of ten that explains the micro and macro phenomenon of the universe. Also, Illusions - one of the most interesting activities that teaches the importance of visual perception in terms of placement and motion. In a huge garden area called Live butterfly, lies this butterfly enclave. People can observe the movement of butterflies from one place to another. Location: JBS Haldane Avenue, Basanti Hwy, Kolkata, West Bengal 700046. Price: -INR.60 per person, -Entry fee for students in group INR 30. Time: 9:00 am every day up to 8:00 pm. Best time to visit: During weekdays.

Birla Industrial & Technological Museum

Birla Industrial & Technological Museum is a government-owned museum, constructed in 1954. The museum is science-based and has over 100 staff working there. It falls under the ministry of culture. Some of the available galleries include television, motive power, life science, electricity, children’s gallery, metals, biotechnology, among plenty of others. No wonder tourists rate it as among the best tourist attractions in Kolkata. Location: Birla Industrial and Technological Museum located in West Bengal in India. Timing: -From 9:30AM to 6:00PM during the weekdays and -From 10:30 am to 8:00PM during weekends. Best Time to Visit: During weekends.

Millennium Park

Millennium Park is a popular privately-owned park based in Kolkata along Strand Road. This breathtaking park borders the famous Hooghly river. You’ll be overjoyed to learn that the park extends to up to 2.5 kilometers. Unknown to many, the Millennium Park gets named after the Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority. Additionally, the Millennium is just a small part of one of the larger Kolkata Riverside Beautification projects. Some of the activities for the visitors include boat riding, break dancing, toy trains, among other activities. The park is among the most highly rated tourist attractions in Kolkata. Location: Millennium Park situated in Kolkata, along the Strand road. Price:  INR.300-INR.400 (including boating). Timing:  10:00 am to 6:30 pm, every day. Best Time to Visit: Afternoon.

General Post Office

General Post Office is the main post office in West Bengal. The post office’s construction kicked off in 1864 and ended in 1868. It may interest you to know that Mr. Walter B. Grenville was the architect of the post office. The most conspicuous feature of this post office is the domed roof, which goes up to 220 feet. You won’t believe this; the staircase of the eastern part of the post offices comprises pure brass plates. Location: Netaji Subhas Rd, Fairley Place, B.B.D. Bagh, Kolkata, West Bengal 700001. Timing: 10:00AM to 6:00 pm, every day. Best Time to Visit: 3:00PM to 5:00pm.

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Writers building.

Writers’ Building is a famous building of West Bengal’s government. The building has a total length of 150 meters and stretches the entire part of the Lal Dighi pond. It may interest you to know that Thomas Lyon was the architecture of this magnificent structure. The building used to serve as the office for junior clerks for the British East India Company. Shockingly, the Writer’s building covers a total area of nearly 550,000 square feet. Location:  Binoy Badal Dinesh Bag N, Lal Dighi, B.B.D. Bagh, Kolkata, West Bengal 700001. Best Time to Visit:  Only during day time.

Shaheed Minar

Shaheed Minar is a tall monument that was constructed in 1828. Unknown to some, the monument was constructed in honor of the late Major General Sir David Orchterlony. Most people wonder how a monument still stands despite being over two centuries old. The secret lies in the design, as well as the materials used to construct it. The construction of the Shaheed Minar started in 1825 and ended in 1828. The monument is 48 meters tall. Location: Bus stop, Dharmtalla, Dufferin Rd, Kolkata, West Bengal 700069. Best Time to Visit: During the daytime.

Nipponzan Myohoji Buddhist Temple

Nipponzan Myohoji Buddhist Temple is commonly known as Kolkata's Japanese Buddhist Temple. This Buddhist temple is a home to the famous monk, Bhikshu Morita. He is known to be a part in stopping the 1992 communal riots by chanting ‘Nam Myo Ho Ren Ge Kyo’, as a cry for peace. While at the temple, you can start a conversation with this monk, and learn about life. Moreover, the temple is quite peaceful, and people looking for a peaceful, as well as calm environment can visit this temple at any time they want. Location: 60, Kabi Bharati, 1, Lake Terrace Rd, Hemanta Mukherjee Sarani, Lake Market, Kolkata, West Bengal 700029. Price: The entry fee is required to gain entry into the temple. Timing: -From 5:30 am to 12:30 pm and -From 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm, everyday. Best Time to Visit: 4:30 am 7:00 pm.

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Sabarna Sangrahashala

The Sabarna Sangrahashala was constructed in the memory of the oldest zamindars who resided in Kolkata, known as the Sabarna Roy Choudhury family. The museum was started in 2015 to raise awareness of the essence of proper preservation of sources of historical information. The museum is rich with different historical materials such as publications, journals as well as travelogues. The museum is especially useful for students as well as researchers who are passionate about historical information. Location:  Saptarshi Bhawan, Baro Bari, 67/3, Diamond Harbour Rd, Barisha, Kolkata, West Bengal 700008. Timing: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm, everyday. Best Time to Visit:  Weekend.

Wet O Wild is a common entertainment joint with incredible recreational facilities. Some of the fun activities include wave pooling, watching the Niagara falls, swirl riding, body sliding as well as lazy river ride. You’ll also notice a huge tube-like structure that leads to an artificial pool of water. The essence of the tube is to facilitate a particular activity known as tube sliding. Tube sliding suits both kids as well as adults. Location: Street Number 27, Salt Lake Bypass, Sector IV, Kolkata, West Bengal 700106. Pricing: INR. 750. Timing: 10:30 am to 5:30pm, everyday. Best Time to Visit: Weekend.

Nehru’S Children’S Museum

As the name suggests, the Nehru’s Children’s Museum is a special place that is fully dedicated to youngsters. The museum was established in 1972 and has numerous ancient arts and craft equipment for the kids. Additionally, the place provides kids an opportunity to have fun by participating in contests. Some of these contests include Nehru Talent Search contests, learn to live together, Toy train projects as well as the Sishu Bhaban Patrika. Location: 94/1, Chowringhee Rd, Maidan, Bhowanipore, Kolkata, West Bengal 700020. Price: -Above 16 years INR.20 and -Below 16 years INR.10. Timing:  11:00 am to 7:00 pm (except Monday and Tuesday). Best Time Visit: Weekends only.

Aquatica is a popular resort that sits upon a total area of 75000 square feet. The water park features several recreational facilities such as slides and themed rides. You’ll be happy to know that the water resort also features multiple luxurious rooms to accommodate both single travelers as well as large families. Most people visit the resort to celebrate essential events such as weddings, birthdays as well as engagements. The high-quality room services, parking services, and fast internet connection will leave you speechless! It’s one of the best places to see in Kolkata. Location: Kouchpukur,P.O Hatgachia,P.S. :K.L.C, Near Rajarhat Township, Kolkata, West Bengal 700156. Price: On Weekdays- -INR. 900 per adult and -INR.450 for children, On Weekends- -INR 1000 for adults and -INR 500 for kids. Timing: 10:00AM to 6:00PM. Best Time to Visit: Weekends.

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Some of the most famous non-vegetarian foods here are Kosha Mangsho, Biryani, Macher Jhol, etc. Vegetarian foods include the puchkas, jhaal moori, luchi, alu dom, ghugni, aloo kabli, etc. The famous Bengali desserts include rasgulla, chamcham, sandesh, mishit doi, and chanar jilipi

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