The fort itself isn't really impresive as one could imagin. The church is nice as well as the war museum. We were quite disappointed not to be allowed to go around in the fort. The entrance is not close from the train station as it's show on the Lonely planet by example. (expect a 25 min walk) More

Even though the Fort has not been maintained properly over the years, it is still a wonderful place to visit. You get a brilliant feel for British India and you can feel yourself time traveling! The decay and the exploitation of the buildings just adds to the modern Indian experience and the Museum is pretty decent too - you can... More

If you ever want to see beautiful artifacts from early British era in india, decaying in front of your eyes, this is THE place. Ancient cannons and mortars, left to rust and rot. Sad. More

Opening hour 10:00-17:00. Friday is closed. Fee is,,,,, 5 rupee for Indians 100 rupee for non-Indians !!! 20 times ! Can you believe it ? Of course, you can bring your camera with you once you pay for it, still this museum is not worth 100 rupee, personally. It is 3 storey house and there are some sections like coins,... More