Also known as the Dutch Palace, this stunning 16th century palace is a prime example of traditional Kerala architecture. It features a large collection of murals and beautiful temple art showcasing the history and culture of Kochi.
These fascinating Chinese fishing nets are spread across the coastline of Fort Kochi and are used for fishing since the 14th century. An important landmark, not just for Kochi, but for all of India.
Located in the heart of Fort Kochi, Fort House Restaurant offers a great variety of Indian and international dishes. Its beautiful outdoor seating along the Fort Kochi Beach makes it an ideal spot for watching the sunset.
One of the oldest European churches in India, the St. Francis Church was built by the Portuguese in 1503. It also happens to be the first burial place for the famous explorer Vasco da Gama.
This long picturesque walkway along the Arabian Sea is an ideal spot for a relaxed evening walk. The stunning sunset view and the stunning view of the sea along with the refreshing breeze is a perfect way to end your day in Kochi.
If you have more time, explore the local street markets for souvenir shopping or visit the Jewish Synagogue. However, if you have less time, skip the Marine Drive and go directly to Fort Kochi to visit the other attractions located nearby the restaurant.