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Kolkata Walks from 1 Swissôtel Kolkata Please enjoy these attractions near Swissôtel Kolkata. The sights are within a brisk walk of your hotel. 2 They will add joy and discovery to your visit. Feb 2017 Swissôtel Vitality Guides jauntful.com/Swissotel 3 4 ©OpenStreetMap contributors, ©Mapbox, ©Foursquare Swissötel Kolkata 1 New Town Eco Park 2 Mother Wax Museum 3 Rabindra Tirtha 4 Hotel Outdoors & Recreation Professional Professional Start your Vitality Walk at the front door Recently opened, this large new green Come face to face with history at India's Explore the museum dedicated to the of your home in Kolkata. space and lake will delight you. Explore first wax museum. The Mother's Wax first non-European to win the Nobel the ecological zones, theme gardens Museum introduces you to many of Prize in Literature, Rabindranath Tagore, (butterflies!), and recreation spaces. 30 India's leaders, including Rabindra in 1913. View his paintings & archives. 77 min Tagore. 47 min min City Centre New Town Action Area 2D Plot No. 11/5, Kolkata +91 33 6626 6666 swissotel.com/swissotelhotelsresorts kolkata in history Pürovel Spa AND SPORT Make Your Own Vitality Guide Tips for Directions FACILITIES Kolkata is the capital of West Bengal and Swissôtel Kolkata’s alpine-inspired Pürovel Your hosts at Swissôtel have compiled this For directions, click on the folded map icon famous for its culture. During the British Sport offers you an exclusive ambiance in collection of local attractions. We'd love to in the lower left of each destination. Type Raj Kolkata was known as the Jewel of which to continue your exercise routine, get your feedback. Did you visit these or copy "Swissotel Kolkata" for the starting the East and was capital until 1911l Today with a fully equipped gym and a places? Any recommendations? Do you point, then click the "walking man" icon for it is still the most important city in the breathtaking infinity swimming pool on the prefer others? Please consider creating your options. Please ask hotel concierge for east, the nerve centre of trade. roof. We also suggest our exclusive own guide. We'd be delighted to share it in recommendations. Minutes listed in posts Suissessences range of essential oils and the Swissôtel Vitality Guide Collections. are approximate walking time direct from fragrances. [email protected] Swissôtel. Sign up on Jauntful.com to make your own. Jauntful © 2016.

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