Overview:

This walk will pave your way through the Grey Town,  the essential quarters demarketed for Eurasians and population of other ethnicities. It marked as the buffer zone between the ‘White Town’ populated by the British on one side and the ‘Black’ or “Native Town” of the local people.” You will explore the streets of Kolkata to venture into the locales with thriving communities of Anglo-Indians, Chinese, Parsis, Jews, Armenians, and Muslims residing. The splendid experience of diverse cultures and heritage dwelling in Kolkata through delightful stories and vibrant buildings is sure to steal your heart. Your day will begin with a visit to the magnificent Portuguese Church. Built-in 1799, it was called the Cathedral of the Most Holy Rosary. It is the first Roman Catholic Church of Kolkata and is equally popular among locals and tourists. After that, you will head to the gorgeous Maghen David Synagogue, commonly known as the Jewish Synagogue. It is a red-colored North Kolkata landmark constructed in the year 1884 by Ezra Family. This exemplary architecture from pre-Independent India leaves people awestruck even today. As your venture through the streets of Kolkata, you will visit a lot of other unique and popular spots. Towards the end of the walk, you will finally reach Chinatown. This place has a Chinese temple at its core with beautiful idols and structures carved out of single woodblocks. The fine artifacts and authentic Chinese delicacies are something you will cherish.