An immense mau­soleum of white mar­ble, built in Agra between 1631 and 1648 by order of the Mughal …

Built dur­ing the sec­ond half of the 16th cen­tu­ry by the Emper­or Akbar, Fateh­pur Sikri (the City o…

Roman Catholic Ceme­tery in Agra pre­dates the Taj Mahal. It dates back to the time of Akbar (ruled…

Near the gar­dens of the Taj Mahal stands the impor­tant 16th-cen­tu­ry Mughal mon­u­ment known as the …

The famous mar­ble palace was built in the 17th cen­tu­ry as the tomb of an emper­or’s wife.

A tem­ple of Lord Shi­va.

Lis­ten to the aar­ti as some claim it puri­fies your soul. It is the most vis­it­ed tem­ple by locals,…

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Akbar’s Church dates back to 1598 and was built under the patron­age of Emper­or Akbar by Jesuit Fa…

Cathe­dral of Immac­u­late Con­cep­tion (Roman Cathe­dral of Agra) is locat­ed near the Akbar’s Church. …

Old­est Protes­tant church of Agra.

Empress Nur Jehan built Itmad-Ud-Daulah’s Tomb, some­times called the Baby Taj, for her father, Gh…

All Saints‘ Cathe­dral, designed by William Emer­son (lat­er Pres­i­dent of the Roy­al Insti­tute of Bri…

The Alla­habad Fort, built from the year 1583 onwards by Akbar, stands at the junc­tion of the two …

A place for those who are inter­est­ed in astron­o­my. Shows are at every hour and charges are nom­i­na…

A his­tor­i­cal spot where ‘Com­pa­ny Raj’ came to its end and India was for­mal­ly trans­ferred to the B…

The mar­velous mon­u­ments is perched in Com­pa­ny Gar­den. The mon­u­ment has served as the house of leg…

A stroll or a cycle ride on the bridge at sun­rise or sun­set is extreme­ly refresh­ing.

Spot for the lovers of ancient his­to­ry. Alla­habad being a his­tor­i­cal city, the muse­um offers a co…

Learn about the intri­ca­cies of Indi­an strug­gle for free­dom dur­ing ear­ly 20th cen­tu­ry. Among many …

Here lies a mag­nif­i­cent stat­ue of Lord Hanu­man which is believed to be of Ramayana era.

Alla­habad is the best place to learn Kriya Yoga. Details can be obtained from Kriya Yoga Research…

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