Near by places around St. Xavier's College (Autonomous), Kolkata: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Kolkata

~ 2 km

An iconic white marble monument and museum dedicated to Queen Victoria, surrounded by beautiful gardens.

~ 0.5 km

The largest and oldest museum in India, housing extensive collections of artifacts, fossils, and art.

~ 6 km

A massive cantilever bridge connecting Kolkata and Howrah, an engineering marvel and a city symbol.

~ 5 km

A picturesque riverside promenade with a Palladian-style monument, popular for boat rides and scenic views.

~ 15 km

A renowned Hindu temple complex dedicated to the goddess Kali, located on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River.

~ 17 km

The headquarters of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission, known for its unique architecture blending Hindu, Christian, and Islamic styles.

~ 1.5 km

The headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity, where Mother Teresa lived and served, housing her tomb.

~ 8 km

A large science center offering interactive exhibits, an immense space theatre, and various galleries for learning and entertainment.

~ 18 km

A vast ecological park in New Town with diverse recreational activities, including themed gardens, an urban forest, and boating facilities.

~ 6 km

A traditional potters' quarter where artisans craft clay idols for various festivals, especially Durga Puja, offering a unique cultural experience.

~ 180 km

A popular seaside resort town offering a flat, hard beach ideal for strolls and beautiful sunrises.

~ 170 km

A serene beach town known for its long, motorable beach and a quiet, relaxing atmosphere.

~ 160 km

The abode of peace, founded by Rabindranath Tagore, known for its university Visva-Bharati and unique educational approach.

~ 110 km to gateway

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this vast mangrove forest is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger and diverse wildlife.

~ 140 km

Famous for its exquisite terracotta temples and Baluchari sarees, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Bengal.

~ 130 km

A tranquil island near Bakkhali, offering pristine beaches, mangrove forests, and stunning views of the Bay of Bengal.

~ 170 km

A forested region known for its tribal culture, ancient temples, and the magnificent Jhargram Palace.

~ 100 km to ferry point

A sacred pilgrimage site at the confluence of the Ganges River and the Bay of Bengal, known for the Kapil Muni Temple.

~ 125 km

A peaceful beach town with a crescent-shaped beach, known for its red crabs and tranquility, ideal for relaxation.

~ 80 km

A border town on the Ichamati River, offering boat rides, views of Bangladesh, and a serene rural charm.