Colonial Grandeur & Spiritual Journey – Kolkata Full Day City Tour

• A historic riverfront location along the Hooghly River
• Named after James Princep, a British scholar and antiquarian
• Features a beautiful monument and offers picturesque views of the river
• A popular spot for photography and morning walks

• Bidhan Sabha: The state legislative assembly building
• High Court: A magnificent colonial-era building representing British judicial architecture
• Town Hall: Another important historical building from the colonial period

• Formerly known as Dalhousie Square
• Named after three martyrs: Binoy, Badal, and Dinesh
• A historic area with many colonial-era buildings and administrative offices

Time to refuel with a delicious Bengali meal at either Aaheli, known for its authentic Bengali dishes, or Polo Floatel, which offers a stunning riverside view.

• College Street is famous for its vast collection of books
• One of the largest book markets in India
• Indian Coffee House is a historic café known for its intellectual ambiance
• Frequented by students, writers, and intellectuals

• An Anglican cathedral built in the Gothic Revival style
• One of the oldest and largest churches in Kolkata
• Architectural marvel with beautiful stained glass windows

• A large marble building dedicated to Queen Victoria
• Now a museum and tourist attraction
• Surrounded by beautiful gardens
• Represents the pinnacle of British architectural grandeur in India

• Headquarters of the religious congregation founded by Mother Teresa
• A place of profound humanitarian significance
• Offers insights into Mother Teresa's work and legacy

End of the day tour, returning to the starting point