Step into the past and discover the rich history of Kolkata during the British Raj. Join our heritage walk to explore the landmarks that shaped the city’s colonial era and learn about the founder of British Kolkata, Job Charnock.
Step into the past and discover the rich history of Kolkata during the British Raj. Join our heritage walk to explore the landmarks that shaped the city’s colonial era and learn about the founder of British Kolkata, Job Charnock.
- Writers’ Building - The walk begins at the Writers’ Building, originally intended for the lower bureaucracy of the East India Company and a site of numerous independence movements.
- Job Charnock’s Mausoleum - Proceed to the Mausoleum of Job Charnock, the founder of modern Kolkata.
- St. John’s Church - Visit St. John’s Church, constructed…
- Writers’ Building - The walk begins at the Writers’ Building, originally intended for the lower bureaucracy of the East India Company and a site of numerous independence movements.
- Job Charnock’s Mausoleum - Proceed to the Mausoleum of Job Charnock, the founder of modern Kolkata.
- St. John’s Church - Visit St. John’s Church, constructed in 1787 by architect James Agg. Admire the “Last Supper” painting on the walls of St. John’s Church.
- Raj Bhavan - Explore the Governor’s House, which served as the residence of the Viceroy of India after the British Crown assumed control from the East India Company.
- Victoria Memorial Hall - Conclude the walk at the iconic Victoria Memorial, built by George Curzon. Please note that on Mondays, the memorial is closed, and only the garden will be accessible.
- Entrance fees included
- Professional tour guide
- Complimentary tea and coffee
- Entrance fees included
- Professional tour guide
- Complimentary tea and coffee
Relive British legacy- Trace back our steps to the colonial era and visit some prominent landmarks that defined Kolkata’s history.
Learn about Job Charnock the founder of British Kolkata who bought the villages of Sutanuti, Gobindapur and Kalikata from Bengal subedar Azim Usman in 1690 and over time Kokata became the capital of East India Company.
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Relive British legacy- Trace back our steps to the colonial era and visit some prominent landmarks that defined Kolkata’s history.
Learn about Job Charnock the founder of British Kolkata who bought the villages of Sutanuti, Gobindapur and Kalikata from Bengal subedar Azim Usman in 1690 and over time Kokata became the capital of East India Company.
A cultural evangelist will take you back a few centuries to narrate the tale of Kolkata under the East India Company & the British Empire.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.