Explore Chennai

Sprawling over a distance of 13 kilometers, is considered the second longest beach in the world and is the longest urban beach in India. One of the prime tourist destinations, Marina is also known to be the most crowded urban beaches in the country.

The second oldest museum after the Indian Museum of Kolkata, this striking British style museum was first set up in the year 1851 and later on shifted to its current location in Egmore in 1854. The highlight of this museum is the Bronze Gallery.

The temple showcases the typical Dravidian style of architecture and other classical feature. Pay your respects at this ancient temple and be greeted by the ornate stately spire or ‘Gopuram’ at the entrance.

Fort Saint George, was built by the British East India Company in 1640 AD and believed to be the first fortress or establishment of the British in India. The fort holds immense historical importance and is preserved by the Archaeological Survey of India.

A magnificent and prominent reminder of Chennai's colonial lineage, the San Thome Church marks the final resting place of St Thomas, who was one of Jesus Christ's 12 apostles. This Roman Catholic cathedral known for its architectural structure.

Constructed by the Madras Presidency government, T Nagar is Chennai’s main shopping district with ample shopping opportunities – from beautifully woven traditional silk saris, dhotis and exquisite jewelry shops to stainless steel utensil stores that are quintessential to this street. T Nagar is also known for its busy markets that stock fresh vegetables and fruits all year round.

Home to global and domestic brands and boutiques, multiplex screens and sprawling food courts, Chennai is peppered with shopping malls that are easily accessible and which are located in close proximity to The Park Chennai.

Home to global and domestic brands and boutiques, multiplex screens and sprawling food courts, Chennai is peppered with shopping malls that are easily accessible and which are located in close proximity to The Park Chennai.

Home to global and domestic brands and boutiques, multiplex screens and sprawling food courts, Chennai is peppered with shopping malls that are easily accessible and which are located in close proximity to The Park Chennai.

From Tanjore paintings and bronze sculptures to intricate hand embroidered linen, rosewood carvings and brass lamps, Victoria Technical Institute (VTI) was established in 1887 in commemoration of the golden jubilee celebrations of Queen Victoria and was moved to its current location in the year 1905. More than thousand artisans and craftsmen from rural parts of Southern India supply various handicrafts to this historic store that pioneered the handicraft development in the city.

Stock up on exquisite Indian handicrafts and take back more than just memories. This quaint little store offers a variety of gift items ranging from cane handicrafts, to intricate jewellery and exotic collectibles. If you're lucky, you many even stumble across antiques and ancient pieces that will take you back in time.

A citadel for traditional arts and craft, this hidden gem is located in close proximity to the hotel. Offering a range of products from traditional handlooms and Tanjore paintings to exquisite woodworks and organic earth ware.