Curzon Hall is one of the most iconic historical landmarks in Bangladesh. And now, with the metro rail available, visiting this beautiful place has become much easier and more convenient while exploring Dhaka city.
The best part? It’s absolutely FREE! No entry ticket is required. 
G-Map Location here!
The foundation stone of this magnificent building was laid in 1904 by Lord Nathaniel Curzon, the then Viceroy of British India.
You can read about this amazing historical place from here!
But wait… my friend’s reaction after hearing that the Bhawal estate princes contributed only Tk. 1,50,000 towards its construction was priceless! 
Beyond its aesthetic beauty, Curzon Hall is a living witness to the history of Bengal. From British colonial times to the Language Movement, it has seen so much.
Every brick seems to have a story to tell, and every corner carries a piece of history.
Sometimes, an unplanned destination turns out to be the most memorable one!
