1878: The Council called a public meeting at St Phillip’s Hall in Hoddle Street to discuss what to do with its share, Victoria Park. There was an overwhelming argument to cordon a section off for the ...

Built between 1906 and 1921, the Victoria Memorial Hall ... Mohammad Ali Park is named after Mohammad Ali Jauhar, a famous… Kolkata’s twin city and also the second largest city of West ...

Stepping into the magnificence of Victoria Memorial is like travelling ... of largest science centers combined with amusement ...

The nearby Victoria Memorial and Eden Gardens add ... Situated in New Town, Kolkata, Eco Park is one of the largest urban parks in India, covering around 480 acres. This eco-friendly park is ...

The map below shows the location of Kolkata and Victoria. The blue line represents the straight line joining these two place. The distance shown is the straight line or the air travel distance between ...

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Raj Bhavan, Writers’ Building and the Victoria Memorial Hall are ... Park Street is the most famous place to eat at, in Kolkata. Flurry’s on Park Street is considered one of the best Swiss ...

"The completion of the 17th Avenue S.E. extension and the rebuild of Victoria Park/Stampede station are transformative milestones for the Culture + Entertainment District. For the first time in ...

Kolkata: Members of Park Circus Sarbojanin Durgotsav club organised a cleanliness drive to spruce up their puja ground on Monday as part of the continuing green initiatives and community ...

At Victoria Park customers will find a superb range of cars covering all sectors of the market, displayed in their prestigious and extensive indoor showroom accompanied by a warm welcome in a relaxed ...

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In 1871 the Council transformed 13 acres of grazing land into Aberdeen’s first public park. Named after Queen Victoria, the park represents a desire to improve the quality of life in an urban setting.