Gandhi Hall
गांधी हॉल
An Indo-Gothic building with a clock tower, completed in 1904 and originally named Prince of Wales Hall. It is now a venue for city exhibitions and gatherings.
Gandhi Hall was originally called Edward Hall. It was built to welcome a visit by the Prince of Wales and was renamed in 1948. The building is made of Bombay stone and features a dome, spires, and a four-faced clock tower. It is a representative colonial-era building in Indore, and the surrounding gardens and library are pleasant to stroll through. It often hosts book fairs and exhibitions. You can admire the exterior on weekdays, and entry is free. It sits between the old town and the railway station, which makes it a convenient photo stop.
Opening hours
Exterior visible all day
Nearby sights
- Krishnapura Chhatris
- Rajwada Palace
- Sarafa Bazaar
- Chhappan Dukan
- Central Museum Indore
- Bada Ganpati Temple
- Kanch Mandir
- Lalbagh Palace