Historical & Cultural Sites
Aga Khan Palace
Built in 1892, Agakhan Palace in Pune is a historic monument associated with India’s freedom struggle. It served as a detention site for Mahatma Gandhi and played a pivotal role in India’s fight for independence, reflecting colonial architecture and national heritage.
Shaniwar Wada
Constructed in 1732, Shaniwar Wada is an iconic fortification in Pune, symbolizing Maratha power. Known for its massive walls, gateways, and the famous Nagarkhana courtyard, it is a popular heritage site and hosts cultural events, embodying history and architecture.
Vishrambaug Wada
A 19th-century mansion in Pune, Vishrambaug Wada was the residence of the Peshwa rulers. Known for its intricate architecture, large halls, and lush courtyards, it offers a glimpse into Maratha aristocratic life and is preserved as a heritage structure.
Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati
A historic Hindu temple built in the late 19th century, renowned for its majestic Ganpati idol adorned with gold. It is a symbol of faith, culture, and philanthropy in Pune, attracting millions during Ganesh Chaturthi and beyond.
Pataleshwar caves
Dating back to the 8th century, this rock-cut cave temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Carved out of a basalt hill, it showcases ancient Indian architecture, with sanctuaries, pillars, and intricate carvings, representing spiritual heritage and history.
Sarasbaug
Originally a water tank, Sarasbaug is now a popular public park with a historic temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Known for lush greenery, cultural events, and a serene environment, it’s a favorite spot for locals and visitors seeking leisure and spirituality.