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35 places · 23 in Fort Kochi, 12 in Mattancherry · 1 without a photograph

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Jew Town (India)

Oleg Yunakov, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

AB Salem Road

Named for Abraham Barak Salem, a Cochin Jewish campaigner.

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130 m from Jew Town

A paved road curves gently through a residential area lined with houses, trees, and utility poles with overhead wires. On the right, a white car is parked beside a low wall covered in colorful graffiti, next to a blue directional sign mounted on a pole. Further down the road, an auto-rickshaw and a motorcycle are visible, with a few people standing nearby. The sky is partly cloudy, and the scene is framed by lush greenery on both sides.

Alathukutty Road

A neighbourhood route, not a destination in its own right.

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A green road sign stands on the left side of a paved street, with another green sign mounted above it. Several people stand near the signpost beside parked scooters and plants. A large tree with a thick trunk and dense foliage overhangs the road from the left. On the right, a row of buildings includes a shop with an open front and a red awning. Vehicles travel down the road into the distance under a bright sky.

Amaravathi Road

Connects the residential west side of Fort Kochi.

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Fort Kochi

Rainer Halama, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Bastian Street

A historic street close to the old fort area.

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110 m from Princess Street

Bazaar Road in Fort Kochi near Holy Cross chapel.

Kondephy, 2020, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Bazaar Road

Old spice warehouses once had a private jetty at the back for pepper and grain.

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St. Anthony of Padua’s Chapel, Kochi

Vis M, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Bishop Kureethara Road

Near the Bishop’s House and the Indo-Portuguese Museum.

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Fort Kochi

Rainer Halama, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Burgher Street

Its Dutch name, de Burgen straat, means Citizens Street.

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30 m from Princess Street

Sunset near Greenix Village

IM3847, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Calvetty Road

Quieter than Princess Street, running waterfront-side past a long mural.

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Dutch Cemetery in Fort Kochi, Kochi. Photograph taken on 2 January 2008.

fraboof, 2 January 2008, via Wikimedia Commons/Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0.

Dutch Cemetery Road

Leads past the Dutch Cemetery and other colonial landmarks.

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390 m from the beach

St. Andrews Parish Hall, Fort Kochi

Vis M, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Elphinstone Road

A historic road in Fort Kochi’s old street network.

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460 m from the beach

Fosse Road

Named after the fosse, the defensive ditch of the old fort.

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310 m from Princess Street

Mattancherry - Jew Town - Fruit Stalls

Rainer Halama, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Gujarati Road

Named for the Gujarati families who settled here to trade.

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400 m from the synagogue

Board of colorful ceramic door knobs for sale

Jew Street

Its name preserves the memory of Kochi’s Jewish community.

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70 m from Jew Town

Cochin White Jew Town, historical photograph from 1913.

Charley Brown, 1913, via Wikimedia Commons, Public domain.

Jew Town Road

Antique shops and galleries lead to the Paradesi Synagogue.

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220 m from the synagogue

AEO Office, Mattancherry

Vis M, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

KB Jacob Road

Links Fort Kochi’s residential streets to the waterfront.

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Traditional tiled-roof house behind a red and white boundary wall

KL Bernard Master Road

A Fort Kochi road in the old street network.

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350 m from Princess Street

A paved road stretches between buildings under a clear sky, with overhead wires crisscrossing above. On the left, a dark car is parked beside a light-colored building with red trim, while another white vehicle is visible further down. On the right, a blue directional sign mounted on a pole stands near a scooter parked beside a wall, with lush green trees and a multi-story house behind it.

Lalan Road

A residential lane in the everyday Fort Kochi network.

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260 m from the synagogue

St. Andrews Parish Hall, Fort Kochi

Vis M, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Lilly Street

A small street in Fort Kochi’s walkable old quarter.

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390 m from the beach

Mattancherry - Jew Town - Fruit Stalls

Rainer Halama, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Palace Road

Lassi and sweet shops, one serving the area since 1970.

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280 m from the synagogue

A quiet tree-lined road stretches into the distance under dappled sunlight, with a long grey wall on the left and a cobblestone sidewalk on the right where a person rides a motorcycle away from the camera. Tall trees with dense green foliage arch over the street, casting shifting shadows across the asphalt. A lamppost stands near the sidewalk, and a utility pole on the right carries a tangle of wires. A small sign is attached to the pole, and a fence runs along the far edge of the sidewalk.

Parade Road

Busiest during public events and the Cochin Carnival season.

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310 m from the beach

Vine-covered shopfront with a round sign reading ‘idha’

Peter Celli Street

Named for petercelie, Dutch for parsley — Fort Kochi’s literal old street names.

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180 m from Princess Street

Red hanging signboard reading ‘Kochi Books’ above a street of shopfronts

Princess Street

One theory: the name traces to pirate William Kidd, nicknamed Prince.

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Free · 190 m from the nets

A blue directional sign stands on the left side of a paved road, pointing toward a destination. A yellow and green auto-rickshaw drives away from the camera in the center of the road. On the right, several people stand near roadside shops under large trees, while others ride motorcycles further down the street. Buildings line both sides of the road, and overhead wires stretch across the sky.

Pullupalam Road

Connects Fort Kochi’s homes, shops and public spaces.

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Christmas star lantern under a colonial building’s roof eaves

Queiros Street

A quiet route where Portuguese and Dutch layers remain visible.

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250 m from Princess Street

India

Aleksandr Zykov from Russia, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Ridsdale Road

A connecting route between heritage streets and residential lanes.

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260 m from Princess Street

Cochin, Kerala, India.

Ryan from Toronto, Canada, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

River Road

A quieter view of the harbour’s working water traffic.

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40 m from the nets

Street in Fort Kochi (Kerala, India 2023)

Paul Arps from The Netherlands, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Rose Street

Part of the walkable network around Princess Street and the waterfront.

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100 m from Princess Street

Fort Kochi, Kerala - Frontside of St. Francis Church

Ingo Mehling, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Saint Francis Church Road

Leads straight to the oldest European church in India.

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200 m from the beach

Mattancherry - Jew Town

Rainer Halama, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Synagogue Lane

Antique shops and galleries lead straight to Paradesi Synagogue.

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70 m from the synagogue

A wide paved street passes beneath a large orange gateway with a red tiled roof, leading into a narrow lane lined with buildings on both sides. A red sign stands on the left pillar of the gateway, and a blue directional sign is mounted on the right pillar. A black car drives toward the camera down the lane, while several scooters are parked along the left side. Overhead, numerous electrical wires crisscross the sky above the street.

T.D. North Street

Best explored as part of a walk through Mattancherry’s old quarter.

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A paved road stretches forward under a canopy of large trees, with an orange car driving away in the right lane and a darker vehicle ahead of it. On the left, a sidewalk runs beside a low wall with a painted sign, and buildings with tiled roofs are visible behind it. On the right, a long white wall is covered with a series of posters or notices, and houses with red-tiled roofs stand behind it. Overhead branches frame the top of the scene, and utility poles line both sides of the road.

TM Muhammad Road

Part of Mattancherry’s everyday street network.

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380 m from Princess Street

Fort Kochi

Rainer Halama, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Tower Road

Its name recalls the towers that shaped the historic quarter.

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100 m from Princess Street

A paved road stretches into the distance under an overcast sky, with overhead power lines crisscrossing above. On the left, a high wall runs alongside dense trees, with a gate and a signboard visible beyond it. On the right, a person rides a motorcycle along the roadside, with more vehicles parked further down near buildings and trees. White lane markings divide the asphalt, and a few scattered leaves lie on the surface.

Town Hall Road

Links the city’s everyday civic and commercial spaces.

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A paved road stretches through a tree-lined area with large trees forming a canopy overhead. On the left side of the road, a yellow auto-rickshaw is parked near the edge. Further down, two people walk along the roadside, one holding an umbrella. On the right side, several small roadside stalls and shops are set up under the trees, with various goods displayed. A blue cart with wheels is parked near one of the stalls, and a scooter is parked beside it. A blue directional sign with white text and an arrow stands near the carts. Overhead, numerous electrical wires crisscross above the road. The road surface has white lane markings, and shadows from the trees fall across the pavement.

Veli Road

Connects Veli and Fort Kochi’s residential streets.

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