24 hours in Kolkata
Victoria memorial
One of the everlasting impressions that stay with you long after you’ve left the City of Joy, is the gleaming white Victoria Memorial surrounded by lush greenery and wide roads. It was built to commemorate Queen Victoria...more
Aaheli
Aaheli at Peerless Inn hotel and its branch at Axis Mall in Rajarhat have carved a niche for themselves and are known for their authentic Bengali preparations.
New Market
Also known as Hogg's Market, this is Kolkata's oldest and best known market. It's got over 2,000 stalls and is a treat for those who like to hunt for a good bargain.
Chowringhee Road
A huge variety of pavement vendors line Chowringhee Road from Park Street to New Market, selling just about everything under the sun.
Nizam’s
One of the best contributions to Indian street food to come out of Kolkata, is undeniably the kathi roll from Nizam’s.
Oxford Bookstore
For the intellectuals out there, this is a must-visit. It is undeniably the best place to shop for books in Kolkata, and you can even just spend an evening browsing and lounging in there.
Princep Ghat
Named after orientalist James Princep, the Princep Ghat is perhaps the oldest recreational spot in Kolkata
Mocambo
Considered a European oasis at the time, Mocambo's continental cuisine, jazz performances and plush Brit interiors have impressed several generations of Kolkatans.
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