Clubs: Prior booking lets you tee off in the turfs of the prestigious Royal Calcutta Golf Club or Tollygunge Club.

Books: If you are a bibliophile, you will enjoy browsing through over a million titles at Oxford Bookstore, truly a booklover's paradise situated just beside The Park. You can also order for books online at www.oxfordbookstore.com The Cha-Bar at the Store offers a wide range of exquisite tea and the Gallery hosts entertaining events from time to time.

Shopping: The Park is situated on Park Street, the hub of shopping and entertainment in Calcutta. With more than a dozen shopping arcades including New Market, Vardaan Market, Sriram Arcade and Metro Plaza, restaurants and movie-theatres in the vicinity, you will never fall short of entertaining and indulging yourself. 

Victoria Memorial: Located near The Park, this is the favourite tourist spot in Calcutta. This 61-m. high structure of white marble standing on 26 hectares of land was built by the British in the early twentirth century. Inspired by the Taj Mahal it is a rare combination of British architecture and Moghul artistry.

St Paul's Cathedral: The foundation for St. Paul's Cathedral was laid in 1839. The Indo-Gothic architecture of this Cathedral set within huge grounds is splendid. 

National Library: This library near The Park, was built in 1700 and contains almost 2 million books and 1⁄2 million documents. The reading room with galleries is thronged by booklovers in thousands. 

Eden Gardens: This stretch of greenery covering nearly 50 acres of land is a beauty. It is further adorned by a serpentine lake and a pagoda-like Burmese pavilion. Just next to the garden is the Eden Gardens Stadium, the favourite cricket ground of the nation with a seating capacity of over 1,00,000 spectators.The Netaji Indoor Stadium, the largest indoor stadium in Asia, is also a part of the Eden Gardens complex.

Indian Museum: The palatial building that houses the Indian Museum, built in 1814 follows the Italian style of architecture. It is one of the oldest institutions of India situated near The Park.

Birla Planetarium:The second largest of its kind in the world, the Birla Planetarium was set up in 1962. The viewing hall, with 500 seats has a diameter of 23 m. Here, visitors are introduced to the solar world through projections cast on the huge domed ceiling.