This colonial street is smaller than I expected and narrower than I thought it would be. Plenty of shops where you can buy most things, the shop and save is great, and a few restaurants which give it a certain more upmarket type feel. My wife enjoyed wandering around but I felt it wasn't the real Kochi, more heavily based... More

Love the colonial feeling. Had a meal at one of the eateries here..love visiting the book store, bought few books about kerala..

This is a great street for those staying in the Fort. Very compact space with cafes, bars, tempting tourist shops and good ol' Shop and Save. Here you can recharge your phone (if you have India SIM), stock up on shampoo, chocolates, water, hair clips, hairdryer, who knows what's hidden in the recesses of the store. Easy walk from most... More

A colonial street located in the heart of Kochi, buzzing with tourists, curio shops, cafes, food joints, necessity stores, home stays, restaurants. The afternoons are laid back but the evenings are more lively with tourists shopping, sipping, eating, reading, swimming, chit chatting. The curio shops bargain heavily, so be smart. Do try out the local breads and cafes.. they are... More

This is a tourist street. We were tourists. There is no sightseeing on the street but all the services you need to survive are there.

Princess Street is normally buzzing and feels very different from the rest of Cochin or Kerala. Nice restaurants and curios

A colonial street built by Portuguese,now turned to be a heritage area. A lot of antique materials can be collected from here.

B'ful facade of every home on the street....however stay away from these dubious touts and walk a few steps out of street to hire autos....always take a ferrry which is so cheap and an experience in itself.

Lots of restaurants shops and travel agents a good place to sort out onward travel arrangements. plenty of ATM's