Originally established in 1786 by British innkeeper James Parr during the height of the Danish East India Company's trade prominence, The Denmark TavernClick to open side panel for more information lay in ruins for decades before being meticulously restored to its former glory. Reopened in recent years as a heritage cafe, restaurant, and lodge managed by The Park Hotels group, it sits beautifully alongside the Hooghly River. The architecture proudly retains its 18th-century colonial charm, featuring high ceilings, grand arched doorways, exposed brick accent walls, and vintage-style wooden furniture.
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