A must-visit historical palace, popularly called the Dutch Palace, which features Kerala murals, Hindu temple art and portraits of the Royal family.
A small but interesting museum that showcases the Indo-Portuguese history and culture of the region, featuring artefacts and antiques from the past.
One of the oldest European-built churches in India, where Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama was laid to rest in 1524. The architecture, relics and artefacts offer insight into the rich history of the Christianity in India.
A popular restaurant that serves delicious Indian and Italian cuisine, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.
A unique sight in Kochi, the Chinese fishing nets are an iconic representation of the city’s fishing history. Visitors can observe how the nets operate and perhaps even catch a glimpse of the catch of the day.
If you have more time, consider visiting the nearby Jewish Synagogue, Hill Palace Museum and Marine Drive. If you have less time, skip Dal Roti or the Indo-Portuguese Museum.