Watch the hustle-bustle of the largest flower market in India, where the vendors beautifully arrange marigolds, roses, and jasmine garlands for sale.
A historic coffee house which had been a hub of intellectual exchange since its establishment in 1942. The South Indian style filter coffee and masala dosa are a must-try.
Built in 1921 in the memory of Queen Victoria, the Victoria Memorial Hall is a museum and art gallery housing priceless artifacts of Kolkata's colonial past.
A quintessential Bengali restaurant which serves authentic dishes like kosha mangsho, cholar dal, and luchi.
Built in 1855, the Dakshineswar Kali Temple is famous for its association with Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and the scenic view of the Ganges river on which it is located.
A traditional potters' quarter where the artisans create clay idols of gods and goddesses for various festivals.
A serene promenade along the Hooghly river where one can experience the beautiful sunset and take a ferry ride to see the iconic Howrah Bridge in the evening.
If you have more time, you can add a visit to the Marble Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral, or the Birla Industrial & Technological Museum. If you have less time, you can skip the Mullick Ghat Flower Market or Kumartuli. Keep in mind that most of the places are open from 10AM to 5PM, so plan accordingly.