- Karachi is the largest city in Pakistan and its Frere Hall attracts tourists and locals who want to enjoy the culture and beauty of this unique area.
- In the days of the British Rule, Frere hall served as a Town Hall and was the hub of Karachi’s socio cultural activities.
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- Richard Burton when saw frere hall said “the Veneto-Gothic, so fit for Venice, so unfit for Karachi”. It was used as a Town Hall during the British Raj.
- Frere Hall is one of the few well-preserved buildings from the days of the British Raj that still exists in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.
- An iconic Karachi building is Frere Hall. Built in 1863, it was used as the town hall and library.
- Frere Hall was constructed during the British colonisation of the subcontinent, in 1865. The majestic building was to serve as the city’s town hall, mostly for the elite.
- Start at the grounds of Frere Hall, an 1860s building surrounded by a garden and now a library and exhibition space.