Kolkata city half-day private tour
Start your day with a visit to the mesmerizing white marble Victoria Memorial, built by the British in 1921, modeled on the Taj Mahal. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll along its tree-lined walkways and beautiful gardens. Inside is home to a number of statues of infamous figures including that of Queen Victoria.To the east of the Memorial, you’ll be able to find St Paul’s Cathedral, one of the most important churches of India with its impressive stained-glass windows. Continue on to the National Library in the stately Belvedere House which actually has the largest collection of books in India.There will also be a visit to the Indian Museum which is the largest in the country with sections of Art, Archaeology, Anthropology, Geology, Zoology, and Industry, all waiting for you to explore!
Highlights
- Discover the stunning Victoria Memorial, Kolkata’s very own Taj Mahal
- Stand before the magnificent structure of St Paul’s Cathedral
- Have fun exploring the collection of books and artefacts at the library and museums
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
4 hours
Available in English
What's included
- Entrance fees
- English speaking local guide
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Not included
- Tips
- Food and drinks
Where you'll meet
During booking, you will be asked to provide your pick-up address. Please confirm the pick-up place and time directly with the local operator whose contact information can be found in the voucher after booking.
Operated by
Le Passage to India Tours and Travels Private Limited
Important information
Know in advance:
* this tour requires a minimum of 2 participants to operate
* please confirm the pick-up place and time directly with the local operator. You can find their contact information in the voucher after booking
* this tour requires a lot of walking so comfortable shoes and clothing are suggested