Delhi

Free places to visit in Delhi

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Khari Baoli Spice MarketBuy saffron where the wholesalers do, then climb to the rooftop over Old DelhiDetails →
Amrit Udyan (Rashtrapati Bhavan Gardens)Presidential rose terraces open a few weeks a year; plan the visit around the season
St. James' ChurchA battlefield vow built in pink lime: Delhi's oldest church, restored in 2023Details →
Gurudwara Bangla SahibContinuous kirtan, a marble tank and a kitchen that feeds anyone who walks inDetails →
Gurudwara Sis Ganj SahibThe place a Guru died defending someone else's right to worship, inside the Chandni Chowk crushDetails →
National War MemorialNames in granite and an eternal flame: the quiet counterweight to India Gate at dusk
Ghalib ki HaveliThe courtyard where Urdu's greatest poet spent his last years, two minutes off the bazaarDetails →
Sanskriti Museums (Anandagram)Everyday objects given museum treatment, on a quiet campus few visitors reach
Zafar MahalAn emperor's unused grave and the empire's final gate, standing in a village laneDetails →
Aravalli Biodiversity ParkRestored ridge forest where Delhi actually walks in the morning; free and rarely crowdedDetails →
Sanjay VanDelhi's oldest fort walls, climbable and unguarded, in a forest most visitors never findDetails →
Mehrauli Archaeological ParkA thousand years of ruins in a free forest park that Qutub Minar's crowds walk straight pastDetails →
Hazrat Nizamuddin DargahThursday-night qawwali in a courtyard where people have sung for seven centuries
Laxminarayan Temple (Birla Mandir)The mandir Gandhi opened only on condition that every caste could enterDetails →
Chhatarpur Temple (Shri Adya Katyayani Shaktipeeth)A marble temple city of seventy acres, at its fullest during the two Navratris
Yogmaya TemplePossibly Delhi's oldest temple still in worship, and the heart of its shared autumn festivalDetails →
Jhandewalan Hanuman TempleA giant statue in Karol BaghDetails →
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