Calcutta City Sightseeing Tour Package

Experience the soul of the City of Joy with a guided Calcutta City Tour designed to showcase Kolkata’s history, architecture, culture, spirituality, and everyday life. From the grand Victoria Memorial and historic Howrah Bridge to colourful markets, colonial landmarks, temples, churches, and vibrant neighbourhoods, this full-day experience brings the city to life.

Along the way, discover historic streets, traditional markets, spiritual landmarks, colonial-era buildings, literary institutions, and the riverfront. You can also experience taste famous Kolkata street food.

Tailormade Private Calcutta Tour Itinerary

Drop & Visit- Flower Market, Jain Temple, Kumartuli, Indian Coffee House & College Street,St. John Church, Princep Memorial & Riverfront, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Victoria Memorial Hall, Mother House.

Colonial Calcutta Drive Pass: General Post Office, Shaheed Minar, Eden Gardens, Akashvani Bhawan, Writers’ Building, Raj Bhavan, High Court, Maidan, Town Hall, Race Course, Lal Dighi, St. Andrews Church.  Drive Over- Howrah Bridge.

Kolkata City Tour With Car & Guide Price

*** Pick up & drop Within South Kolkata Limit, Pickup & drop from Salt Lake, Rajarhat, Airport charges extra.

Included –  English-speaking guide, chauffeur-driven car, Water, toll & parking

Exclude – All entry fees / tickets, any food, any shopping, Taxes.

(RATE CAN BE CHANGE WITHOUT ANY NOTICE, ANY DAY & ANY TIME)

Kolkata City Tour: Top Attractions

Mullik Ghat Flower Market

Begin your cultural exploration at Mullik Ghat Flower Market, one of Kolkata’s most colourful traditional markets. Located beneath the Howrah Bridge, the market offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s everyday life, with traders handling enormous quantities of flowers from early morning.

Prinsep Memorial & Riverfront

Built in the 19th century, the Prinsep Memorial is an elegant Palladian-style monument dedicated to James Prinsep. Today, Prinsep Ghat is one of Kolkata’s popular riverfront areas.

Moreover, the riverside setting provides a relaxing contrast to the busy city streets. Depending on your itinerary, you can enjoy views of the Hooghly River, Vidyasagar Setu, and historic riverfront architecture.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul’s Cathedral is one of Kolkata’s most impressive religious landmarks. Completed in 1847, its Gothic Revival architecture and peaceful surroundings make it an important stop for visitors interested in the city’s colonial heritage.

Victoria Memorial Hall

No Calcutta City Tour is complete without visiting the magnificent Victoria Memorial. Built between 1906 and 1921, the white-marble monument combines European and Indian architectural influences.

Today, its museum, galleries, gardens, and historic collections make it one of Kolkata’s defining attractions.

Howrah Bridge

The iconic Howrah Bridge, now known as Rabindra Setu, is one of Kolkata’s most recognizable landmarks. Opened in 1943, this cantilever bridge connects Kolkata with Howrah across the Hooghly River.

As you cross the bridge, you can experience one of the busiest and most distinctive scenes in the city.

General Post Office

Located in the historic B.B.D. Bagh area, the General Post Office is an impressive colonial-era building and an important landmark in Kolkata’s administrative district.

Eden Gardens

For cricket enthusiasts, Eden Gardens is an essential stop. Established in the 19th century, the stadium has hosted numerous significant cricket matches and remains closely associated with Kolkata’s sporting culture.

Howrah Station

Howrah Station is one of India’s most important railway terminals and a fascinating example of Kolkata’s transport heritage. Its enormous scale and constant activity provide another perspective on the city.

Writers’ Building

The historic Writers’ Building dates back to the late 18th century and played an important role in Kolkata’s colonial administrative history. Its distinctive red façade remains a familiar sight in the B.B.D. Bagh area.

Town Hall

Kolkata’s historic Town Hall is known for its impressive classical architecture. Located near B.B.D. Bagh, it forms part of the city’s remarkable collection of colonial-era buildings.

Fort William

Located beside the Maidan, Fort William is an important military landmark associated with Kolkata’s colonial history. The present fort dates from the 18th century and remains a prominent feature of the city landscape.

Indian Museum

The Indian Museum is one of the oldest and most significant museums in India. Established in 1814, its extensive collections cover archaeology, anthropology, geology, art, and natural history.

For travellers interested in India’s ancient civilizations and cultural heritage, it can be an important addition to a Kolkata tourism package.

Mother House

Mother House, associated with Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity, is an important spiritual destination in Kolkata. Visitors can learn about her work and see her tomb and museum.

Jain Temple

Kolkata’s ornate Jain Temple is known for its intricate decoration, colourful glasswork, marble interiors, and peaceful surroundings. It offers a quieter cultural experience away from the city’s busiest streets.

College Street

Known locally as Boi Para, College Street is famous for its enormous collection of new and second-hand books. The area is closely connected with Kolkata’s academic and intellectual traditions and is home to several historic educational institutions.

Bow Barracks

For travellers looking beyond the standard sightseeing route, Bow Barracks offers a glimpse into Kolkata’s Anglo-Indian heritage. The historic red-brick buildings and community traditions give this neighbourhood a distinctive character.

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BEST FOODS & RESTAURANTS IN KOLKATA –

English Breakfast –

Flurys (Park Street) – Iconic tearoom, famous for its English breakfast platters, bacon, eggs, sausages, toast, and pastries.

The Breakfast Club (Ballygunge) – Great for full English breakfasts, pancakes, waffles, and coffee.

8th Day Café (Park Circus) – American-style café with hearty breakfast, bagels, and great coffee.

Biriyani (Mutton/Chicken) –

Arsalan (Park Circus) – Known for rich, flavorful Kolkata-style biryani.

Royal Indian Hotel (Chitpur) – Legendary for its mutton biryani and old-school vibe.

Aminia (New Market) – A classic, budget-friendly biryani spot.

Oudh 1590 (Desapriya Park) – Mughlai-style biryani served in a Nawabi setting.

Best Pure Veg Restaurants –

Govinda’s (ISKCON Temple, Minto Park) – Sattvic food, no onion-garlic, peaceful ambiance.

Bhajahari Manna (Esplanade) – Offers Bengali veg meals in traditional style.

Anand Restaurant (Chadni Market) – Pure veg South Indian and North Indian meals.

Jain Food (No onion, no garlic) –

Kasturi (New Market) – Ask for Jain-friendly modifications; famous for its veg Bengali dishes.

Haldiram’s (Exide More) – Offers Jain thalis, snacks, chaats and sweets.

FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions –

Q. What is a Calcutta City Tour?
A. Calcutta City Tour is a guided sightseeing experience that introduces visitors to the major historical, cultural, and architectural landmarks of Kolkata, often called the cultural capital of India.

Q. What is the best time to take a Calcutta City Tour?
A. The best time to explore Kolkata is from October to March,

Q. Can the Calcutta City Tour include local experiences?
A. Yes, like rides, local street food tasting, river views along the Hooghly River.

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