Formerly known as King Edward Hall, this structure is one of the best in the city. Displaying an Indo-Gothic style if architecture, the structure is made of white and red sandstone. The magnificence of the structure is added by the beautiful domes and minarets, that give it an exotic look and feel. The central area inside can easily accomodate 2000 people at a time, and has played host to many cultural and art event. The main highlight of the Hall is the Clock Tower, locally known as 'Ghantaghar'. The structure is lit up in the colours of the Indian flag, on the three national festivals, namely, Republic Day, Independence Day and Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday. So if you are lucky to be visiting the city on any of these three days, do get a glimpse of this marvel.

• Indore Junction
• Coach Washing Pit Line
• Regal Bus Stop
• High Court T Point Bus Stop

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