Calcutta sightseeing for foreigners Tour package
Calcutta sightseeing for foreigners offers a fascinating blend of colonial heritage, vibrant culture, spiritual landmarks, and iconic street food—all easily covered in a well-planned one-day city tour by car. Perfect for first-time visitors to India or travelers with limited time, Kolkata delivers an authentic and welcoming experience filled with history and everyday local life. For a smooth and comfortable journey, many visitors choose immersive tour guided Kolkata sightseeing tours that cover the city’s major attractions efficiently in a single day.
Calcutta Sightseeing For Foreigners tinerary
Flower Market, St. Paul’s Cathedral, St. John’s Church, Princep Ghat, Victoria Memorial, Marble Palace, Rabindranath Tagore Home, Eden Gardens Stadium, Howrah Bridge, Mother Teresa House, College Street Book Market, Kumartooli Idol Studios, General Post Office, Fort William.
Calcutta Private Tour Cost / Price
| Group Size | Vehicle Type | Calcutta Sightseeing Tour Foreigners Rate (INR) | Inclusions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 to 4 Persons | A/C Sedan or Hatchback | ₹7,000 | Guide, Toll, Parking, Driver Charges |
| 5 to 7 Persons | A/C Innova or Marazo | ₹8,500 | Guide, Toll, Parking, Driver Charges |
| 8 to 15 Persons | A/C Tata Winger or Tempo | ₹10,500 | Guide, Toll, Parking, Driver Charges |
*** Pickup Drop From Station / Airport / Rajarhat / Salt Lake Charges + Parking Extra
Tour Inclusions: Pick and drop from Hotel/Home within Kolkata city limits,Govt Guide, Driver charges, Parking charges, Toll gate charges.
Tour Exclusions: Monument entrance fees, any meals, Vehicle usage beyond mentioned tour duration for shopping/dinner, etc.
Historic Landmarks of Kolkata – A Journey Through Time
The vibrant Mallick Ghat Flower Market (established in 1855) is one of Asia’s largest flower markets, located beneath the iconic bridge over the Hooghly River.
The majestic Howrah Bridge****, commissioned in 1943, is an engineering marvel and one of the busiest cantilever bridges in the world.
Built in 1847, St. Paul’s Cathedral is an outstanding example of Indo-Gothic architecture and remains the seat of the Anglican Diocese of Calcutta.
Founded in 1787, St. John’s Church is among the oldest churches in the city and houses the tomb of Job Charnock.
Constructed in 1784, the grand General Post Office stands near the site of the historic Black Hole of Calcutta.
Princep Ghat, constructed in 1843 during the British era, was built in honor of the scholar and antiquarian James Prinsep.
The iconic Victoria Memorial, built between 1906 and 1921 in memory of Queen Victoria, symbolizes the grandeur of the British Raj in India.
The beautiful Marble Palace, constructed in 1835 by Raja Rajendra Mullick, is famous for its marble interiors and rare art collections.
The ancestral home of Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore, known as Jorasanko Thakur Bari, dates back to the 18th century and preserves Bengal’s literary heritage.
Established in 1864, Eden Gardens is one of the world’s most historic cricket stadiums.
The humble residence of Mother Teresa, known as Mother House, was founded in 1950 and remains the headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity.
Asia’s largest second-hand book market, College Street, developed in the 19th century and remains the intellectual heart of the city.
The traditional artisan hub Kumartuli has been crafting clay idols for festivals since the 18th century.
The historic Fort William, rebuilt in 1781 after the Battle of Plassey (1757), remains an active military establishment and a reminder of British expansion in India.
Iconic & Must-Try Lunch Spots – NON VEG With Location
- Mocambo Restaurant and Bar – Continental classics & colonial-era charm on Free School Street.
Peter Cat – Legendary Park Street grill & signature Chelo Kebab.
Polo Floatel – Unique riverside lunch experience aboard cruise-restaurant on the Hooghly — great for scenic meals.
Trincas Restaurant & Bar – Multi-cuisine eatery decades old with classic city vibe - Marco Polo – Refined dining with international menu.
Pure Veg & Jain-Friendly Restaurants – PURE VEG With Location
- Govinda’s – Well-loved vegetarian place (pure veg with sattvic options, near Minto Park).
- The Guptas – Pure vegetarian restaurant with thalis & Indian dishes.
- Blue Seeds – Vegetarian spot with varied lunch options.
- Gangaur – Rajasthani vegetarian meals & thalis.
- Haldiram Exide More – Highly rated vegetarian restaurant serving simple homestyle thali and meals.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) –
Q. Is this Calcutta (Kolkata) City Tour specially designed for foreign tourists?
A. Yes. Our Calcutta Sightseeing Tour for Foreigners is specially curated keeping international travelers in mind. We provide English-speaking professional guides who explain the history, culture, colonial heritage, and local traditions in a simple and engaging way.
Q. Do you provide hotel pickup and drop-off?
A. Yes, we provide comfortable air-conditioned car pickup and drop-off from hotels, airport, railway stations, or cruise terminals in Kolkata.
Q. Is the tour safe for solo female travelers?
A. Absolutely. Safety is our top priority. We have professional, experienced, and verified local guides ensuring a secure and comfortable experience for all travelers.
Booking through trusted Kolkata city tour operators call – +91 9831856895 and choosing a well-reviewed Kolkata city tour package by car ensures foreigners enjoy Calcutta safely, comfortably, and without last-minute stress.
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