Bastion Bungalow

The original edifice possesses remarkable architectural significance. Fascinayic architecture and an historical building. The shape and composition of the roof, the manner in which it connects with the walls, is genuinely captivating. The circular incline is likewise astonishing. The conversion into a museum doesn't entirely honor the legacy, but the exhibits are quite compelling. It is certainly worth a visit.

A 16th century Dutch architecture museum in Fort kochi built in Indi European style located in the church road used a residential building during British Period The place is peaceful and absolutely amazing and one must visit if visiting fort Kochi

The original building has an incredible architectural interest. The form and structure of the roof, the way it articulates with the walls is really interesting. The round ramp is also amazing. The adaptation to museum doesn't respect so much the heritage, but the contents ar quite interesting.... It is worthwhile visiting it.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Beautiful heritage spot right in Fort Kochi 🏛️✨ Bastion Bungalow has a calm, old-world charm and gives a nice glimpse into colonial history. The building is well preserved, and the surroundings are very peaceful 🌿 Great place for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, or even a relaxed walk while exploring the area 🚶‍♂️📸 Worth a quick visit if you’re nearby!

It's pretty well maintained, it has got this incredible view of the fortkochi beach and with the added benifits of no crowd, it's very peaceful here

A beautiful European blend Kerala style banglow. Beautifully preserved historical artifacts with old photographs, cannons and much more. A must visit place for anyone exploring Fort Kochi's rich heritage. Entry fee is minimal and location is in fort Kochi nearby to St. Francis Church.

A well preserved bunglow of Indo-European culture and remnant of Kochi's colonial era. This museum is rich in history and well displayed. The paintings, photographs, rich history displays and preserved materials of the Dutch era are all captivating. The museum ends on the first floor of the bunglow from where the view of fort kochi beach was fantastic. One should not miss the stone crafts in a nearby park. It takes at least 30 minutes to experience it in whole.

The Bastion Bungalow in Fort Kochi is a sea-facing heritage building and museum that details the history of the city. Built by the Dutch in 1667 on the site of a Portuguese bastion, the structure showcases Indo-European architecture and offers a panoramic view of the Cochin harbor.