The oldest zoological park in India, the Alipore Zoo has been delighting visitors since 1876 with its wide range of animals. It is famously known as the former home of Adwaita, the giant tortoise that lived for more than 250 years, making it a legend in itself.

An exquisite example of Gothic Revival architecture in India, St. Paul’s Cathedral stands as a serene spiritual landmark in the heart of Kolkata. Built between 1839 and 1847, its towering spires, stained glass windows, and peaceful interiors make it a haven of tranquility amid the city’s hustle and bustle.

A grand marble monument built in memory of Queen Victoria, it now serves as a museum with over 25 galleries. Its lush gardens, spread over 64 acres, make it one of the most visited landmarks in Kolkata.

Spread across 273 acres, it is home to more than 12,000 plant species from across the world. Its iconic Great Banyan Tree covers nearly 5 acres and is over 250 years old.

Established in 1814, it is the oldest and largest museum in India, showcasing treasures from archaeology, art, and anthropology. The museum houses the world-famous Egyptian mummy and the skeleton of a giant dinosaur.

An engineering wonder and Kolkata’s pride, this cantilever bridge connects Howrah with the city. With no nuts or bolts, it carries nearly 100,000 vehicles daily—making it one of the busiest bridges in the world.

One of the largest planetariums in Asia, offering spectacular shows about the night sky, planets, and astronomy in multiple languages. It's domed structure is a landmark in itself, often compared to St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

One of the 51 Shakti Peethas, it is revered as the place where the toe of Goddess Sati is believed to have fallen. The temple is also famous for its distinctive idol of Goddess Kali with a long golden tongue.

Dedicated to Goddess Kali, this riverside temple is closely associated with the saint Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. Its 12 shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva add to the spiritual grandeur of the complex.

A modern white marble temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha, it reflects exquisite Rajasthani-style architecture. The temple looks especially enchanting when illuminated during Janmashtami celebrations.