The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has proposed a project to conserve and redevelop the historic Town Hall complex located in Chandni Chowk into an immersive museum and cultural center. This initiative, announced by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, aims to highlight Delhi’s rich art, culture, and cuisine. The Town Hall, a 160-year-old Grade-1 heritage structure, served as the MCD headquarters from 1866 until 2012 but has remained underutilized since then. The redevelopment project will be executed through a tripartite agreement involving the MCD, Delhi tourism, and a private concessionaire. The proposal includes hosting cultural programs, craft shops, and a food court within the courtyard spaces. The project will unfold in four phases over three years, starting with assessments and consultations, followed by conservation management and operational training. Revenue generation will come from museum entry fees, cultural events, and food services. This redevelopment aligns with the Union government’s National Mission for Developing Fifty Globally Competitive Tourism Destinations, aiming to restore the Town Hall's significance as a key landmark in Delhi’s Walled city.