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On the Dalhousie Square Walk with us one comes across this amazing lady called Begum Frances Johnson. She’s supposed to have had 4 official and 3 unofficial marriages and was ‘universally beloved respected and revered’.

This was the year 2007. The founder members of Calcutta Walks were trying to find out the history of the city of Calcutta. They referred to the internet; referred to several of the history books written about the city; set appointments & spoke to the old timers whose ancestors / family members formulated the history

New T-shirts have arrived and can be purchased for INR 500 per tee. Limited edition.

When in 1985, the then Prime Minister of India Rajiv Gandhi, declared Calcutta a dying city, he was being oblivious to a truth. This city was born and reborn even when it was declared dead. A city or even a Nation is not made up of just buildings, or places or physical boundaries. It is made of

Walkers from Adelaide and Bow Bazar enjoy a cup of chai with Bow Barracks residents in their early morning exploration in The Confluence Of Cultures – Bow Barracks to Burra Bazar Walk.

Indian Patent Stone was the name given to polished concrete floors that were made with cement, sand and granite chips. And the same can be found in many places all over Calcutta. This floor of New Market was made by Bird and Co who had their offices in Clive Row and have the distinction of

The amazing old customized Cooke and Kelvey clock at the Bhim Chandra Nag sweet shop. Made in London. Time for some fabulous nolun gure’r Sandesh.

Join us on a wonderful discovery of Park Street, the entertainment capital of Calcutta, this Christmas morning 9am, starting from Allen Park. Registration fees INR 100 per team of 2 or 3 people. First prize INR 10,000 cash sponsored by Samsung. Get closer to a street everyone uses in Calcutta but very few know much

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