De la « ville noire » à un marché de gros animé, George Town à Chennai a tout vu. Un marché où l'on peut acheter pratiquement tout ce qui est légalement vendu au juste prix. La visite à pied vous emmène au cœur du marché aux légumes et aux fleurs, avec des anecdotes fascinantes qui mettent en contexte ces sites colorés. Une visite au cœur de George Town est une expérience inoubliable. Marchés animés, ruelles étroites, histoire fascinante et images fascinantes vous invitent à découvrir une culture riche et colorée.

The High Court of Chennai, originally established in 1862 by a decree from Queen Victoria, stands as one of the city’s most iconic buildings. Known for its grandeur and Indo-Saracenic architecture, the High Court has been at the heart of Tamil Nadu’s legal system for over a century. However, its story is not confined to its role in law and justice. One of the most dramatic chapters in its history occurred during World War I, when, in 1914, the building was targeted by German submarines in an attempt to disrupt British control over its colonial territories.

This Chennai walk takes us through the historic street where Armenian refugees established trade in silk, spices, and gems over 300 years ago. Explore the distinctive Armenian Church for an immersive experience of this rich history.

This iconic Art Deco building is steeped in history and once served as the headquarters of Parry's company, founded by Thomas Parry, a Welshman and one of Chennai’s first free merchants. The building is named after John Dare, Parry's business partner, reflecting their significant role in shaping the city's commercial legacy. Today, it stands as a testament to their entrepreneurial spirit and the architectural grandeur of a bygone era.