One of the longest urban beaches in the world, ideal for walks and a visit to the lighthouse.

A Dravidian-style Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva in Mylapore.

A historic fort built by the British in 1644, housing a museum.

A memorial to the Tamil poet and philosopher Thiruvalluvar, located in the heart of Chennai.

A Roman Catholic basilica located in the locality of San Thome, believed to be built over the tomb of Saint Thomas.

A quieter, less crowded beach, perfect for a peaceful time.

A protected area offering a natural retreat within the city for nature lovers and bird watchers.

A tranquil location, known for its historical significance and lush greenery.

A place for railway enthusiasts, showcasing vintage locomotives and carriages.

An ancient Vishnu temple located in Triplicane, known for its beautiful architecture.

The second oldest museum in India, showcasing art, sculptures, and archaeological findings.

A majestic colonial-era structure and a prominent landmark in the city.

A popular destination for astronomy lovers, offering shows related to stars and planets.

A renowned cultural academy dedicated to the preservation of classical arts, especially Bharatanatyam dance.

A UNESCO World Heritage site with ancient rock-cut temples and sculptures (approximately 60 km from Chennai).

A cultural heritage museum showcasing South Indian traditions, art, and crafts.

A beautiful park in the city, known for its lush landscapes and green spaces.

A hub for IT companies, with modern infrastructure and nearby shopping and eating spots.

A vibrant shopping area in T. Nagar, famous for its street shopping and bustling atmosphere.