The Rainbow Arch – is at the center of Ernakulam City.  Located at the Marine Drive, it looks out to the mouth of the harbour.  You can enjoy spectacular sunsets from here.  It is just 6 kms from the Port.

St. Francis Church is among the first Christian churches in India.  Vasco Da Gama was buried here in 1524 and later his body was removed to Portugal.

The streets, churches and buildings of Fort Cochin reflect Dutch, Portuguese and British influences.   This once obscure fishing village became the first European township in India.  Kochi has a colourful history.

The Bolgatty Palace was once a home for Dutch and British Governors.  The palace offers a panoramic view of the bay.  This magnificent structure is today a star hotel.

The Jewish Synagogue was constructed in 1568.  It is the oldest synagogue in the Commonwealth.  Reputed for mid 18^th century hand printed, willow patterned floor tiles from Canton in China, Hebrew inscriptions on stone slabs, great scrolls of the Old Testament, ancient scripts etc.