The establishment of the great white structure of Fort St. George is inseparable from the history of the city itself. Well known as the 'White Town', the sole reason for setting up the gigantic fortification compound was to build up a British fortress in the Coromandel Coast and the remainder of south India. With Fort St. George as a British settle, it was simpler to build up the numerous modest communities and towns in Tamil Nadu. The currently clamouring city of Chennai grew up around this stronghold during this time, under the British-gave name Madras. The glorious stronghold turns out to be the first in quite a while in the whole time or British principle in India.

Popular as the longest beach in India and the 2^nd longest of its type in the world, Marina Beach is one of the most visited and favourite beach holiday destinations in the country. Extended more than 13 kilometres, the shimmering sands of the sea shore are as restoring as they are pleasant. Remembering the fame of the spot, there has been a colossal number of huge structures and landmarks work over the promenade since the start of the nineteenth century. The most well known milestone in the city, Marina Beach is home to a few famous structures and sculptures.