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PLACES OF INTEREST（2）

Nehru Children’s Museum

 

Collections of puppets depicting Ramayana and Mahabharata, toys and dolls, as well as elementary science gallery in the museum are of attraction for children.

Netaji Museum

 

The museum is a collection of personal effects, photographs, letters and other documents of Netaji, as well as a good collection of documents on India’s struggle for freedom.

Kali Temple at Kalighat

   Re-built in 1809 over the site of an older temple the Kali Temple is an ancient centre of Hindu pilgrimage.

Rabindra Bharati Museum

 

 The 18th century family mansion of the Tagore family at Jorasanko now houses the Museum devoted to the poet’s life and to the Young Bengali Movement. The museum has a collection of almost 2000 paintings by Tagore.

Horticulture Garden

 

Agri-Horticultural Society’s Garden was founded in 1820 by William Carrey. The Garden can boast of its significant collection of botanical varieties.

Town Hall

 

  Built in 1813 handsome Town Hall building is the largest hall in Calcutta. Ground floor of the building has recently been converted into an informative and interesting museum.

Birla Industrial and Technological Museum

 

An educational museum with incredible variety of exhibits on basic science and technology.

Missionaries of Charity

 

   Headquarters of the charitable organization formed by Noble Laureate Mother Teresa for cause of the destitude

Nakhoda Mosque

 

The massive red sandstone mosque built in 1926 in the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture on the model of Akbar’s tomb at Sikandara can accommodate 10,000 Muslim worshippers.

Metro Rail

 

 The first underground railway in the country, runs over a distance of 16 km. along the heart of the city. Well maintained metro rail can match the best in the world.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

 

Built in 1874 St. Paul’s is the first Cathedral Church in India. The imposing structure has finely decorated interior with many rare paintings.

Yuba Bharati Krirangan (Salt Lake Sports Stadium)

 

Inaugurated in 1984, this is the largest world-class sports stadium in Asia with a capacity for 1,20,000 spectators.

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