Historical Monuments to Visit in Ahmedabad

Explore Ahmedabad's rich history and heritage through its magnificent historical monuments. From majestic forts to intricately designed temples and opulent palaces, each place reflects the city's glorious past. Perfect for history buffs or curious travelers, these places combine architectural beauty with Ahmedabad's fascinating stories. Whether you're on a cultural quest or simply looking for great photo opportunities, these monuments are a must-visit when in Ahmedabad. You will find here a recommended list of Monument in Ahmedabad, that you must visit.

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Bhadra Fort, Ahmedabad

Situated in the walled city area of Ahmedabad, near the eastern banks of Sabarmati River, Bhadra Fort was built by Ahmad Shah. Famous as the cultural center of the city, this colossal fort stands out with its imposing red stone architecture and lush gardens. Read more..

Sarkhej Roza, Ahmedabad

A fine reflection of rich Islamic culture with amazing stylistic influences from Persia with Indian Hindu and Jain features Sarkhej Roza exhibits a splendid Indo-Saracenic architectural style. Located at Post Jeevraj Park, Sarkhej Makarba Road, Makarba, Ahmedabad, Sarkhej Roza is an Islamic place of sacred worship and is known for its history, spirituality and, reverence. Read more..

Shah-e-Alam's Roza, Ahmedabad

Shah-e- Alam Roza is a popular and medieval mosque also known as Rasulabad Dargah. It houses Shah e Alam's tomb complex with two mausoleums and Jama’at Khana. Read more..

Rani no Hajiro, Ahmedabad

Located near Manek Chowk, Gandhi Road, Khadia, Ahmedabad, Rani no Hajiro is popularly known as Mughalai Bibi's Tomb or Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens. The tomb has an ornate gateway, an open courtyard enclosed by a magnificent trellised cloister with carved stone screens on the walls. Read more..

The Pols, Ahmedabad

Almost 360 pols within a compound are an exceptional feature of the old walled city in Ahmedabad, where tourists can enjoy morning heritage walk. Many of the pols were built between 100 to 300 years ago and the oldest one was being aptly titled ‘Mahurat Pol’. Read more..

Adalaj Step Well, Ahmedabad

Adalaj Step Well is an excellent example of Indo-Islamic architecture exhibiting a mélange of Hindu craftsmanship and the geometric pattern of Islamic architecture with exquisite stone carving and embellishments. It was built in 1498 in sandstone in the famous Solanki architectural style. Read more..

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