City Attractions
Discover the vibrant landmarks and rich heritage of Chennai.
Marina Beach
India’s longest natural urban beach. It stretches 13 km along the Bay of Bengal, known for sunrises and street food.
Navigate to PlaceGovernment Museum
Established in 1851, it’s India’s second-oldest museum. Famous for Indo-Saracenic architecture and rare South Indian bronzes.
Navigate to PlaceMGR & Jayalalitha Memorial
A lotus-shaped memorial for M.G. Ramachandran and Jayalalithaa on Marina Beach featuring an eternal flame.
Navigate to PlaceSanthome Cathedral Basilica
Built over the tomb of Saint Thomas the Apostle. Features stunning neo-Gothic architecture and stained glass windows.
Navigate to PlaceMamallapuram
UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its ancient rock-cut temples, Shore Temple, and Arjuna’s Penance.
Navigate to PlaceKapaleeshwarar Temple
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, featuring classic Dravidian architecture with a tall, ornate gopuram.
Navigate to PlaceValluvar Kottam
Dedicated to the poet Thiruvalluvar. Features a grand chariot-shaped structure housing all 1,330 Thirukkural verses.
Navigate to PlaceDakshinaChitra
A cultural museum showcasing South Indian heritage through traditional houses, crafts, and performances.
Navigate to PlaceArignar Anna Zoo
One of the largest zoos in South Asia with over 170 species, safaris, and a butterfly house.
Navigate to PlaceVivekananda House
A historic building where Swami Vivekananda stayed in 1897. Now houses exhibits on his life.
Navigate to PlacePro Travel Tips
Transport
We recommend using Uber or Ola for easy movement. Most sites are within 10-15km of the venue.
Etiquette
Temples like Kapaleeshwarar require modest dress codes (no shorts). Early mornings are best for the beach.
