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A popular picnic spot among locals, with a name ostensibly similar to Bengal's most popular beach destination. So, don't get confused while driving to your destination!
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রক্ষিত বাড়ি Rokhyit Bāṛi
The 19th-century residence of Dourgachorone Roquitte and his family. The Roquittes were textile magnates in Chandannagar before diversifying into other businesses. The building was built in phases.
Grille de Liberté
One of the original two gates that were constructed on 14 July 1937 as the gateways to the French colony of Chandernagore. One was on the north side on the way to Chinsurah, and the other was on the south side on the way to Bhadreswar. Only the southern gate survives out of the two. The gate bears an inscription with the coat of arms and the French motto liberté, egalité, fraternité, meaning "liberty, equality, fratermity".
Considered to be the finest specimen of Bengal-style docālā (দোচালা, "double-sloped") roof temples. It was built in 1739-40 by Indranarayan Roychoudhury.
l'Eglise du Sacré Cœur
The beautiful church stands for over two centuries to mark the beauty of the architecture during the French period - a good place to visit for historians and tourists alike. The remains of the Church of St. Louis are also an attractive tourist spot.