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Experience a journey through Kolkata's historic Bengali residencies of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, beginning near Esplanade. Our Kolkata Walking Tour starts with a visit to Esplanade Row East, once lined with imperial British offices, showcasing its elegant gray buildings with Doric frontage.
Next, explore Tipu's Mosque, a cultural and architectural gem built in 1842 by Prince Gholam Mohammad Shah. As you wander through the city streets, you'll pass important places in Kolkata like the School of Tropical Medicine, Mutty Lal Seal Free College, and Marcus Square with its striking red-brick mosque.
Explore Mahajati Sadan, conceptualized by Rabindranath Tagore in 1939, and the grandeur of Marble Palace before heading to the Twin Shiva temples in Kolkata. Continue your journey past Minerva Theatre and Ramdulal Dey S Nat-Mandir, then enjoy the vibrant neighborhood of Kumartuli, home to Kolkata's largest colony of potters.
Your Kolkata tour concludes with a visit to Siddheswari Kali and Gopeshwar Shiva Temples, followed by a stroll along Chitpur Road to the historic Rameswar Temple, completing your exploration of Kolkata's cultural and architectural heritage.
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