Explore the nearby attractions
Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple: Just steps from Shaniwar Wada, this popular temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha provides an incredible opportunity for cultural immersion and witnessing colourful rituals and ceremonies.
Peshwa Museum: Housed within the fortification, this museum provides visitors with an in-depth glimpse into the Peshwa dynasty through a collection of weapons, armour and everyday items from its time period.
Pune is famous for its vibrant food culture and offers numerous eateries around Shaniwar Wada where you can sample delicious regional delicacies.
Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum: Situated just a short drive away, this museum houses an extensive collection of artefacts depicting Maharashtra's culture and art history. Ranging from musical instruments, paintings, sculptures and textiles - it truly serves as a treasure chest of history!
Lal Mahal: Situated only eight hundred metres from Shaniwar Wada, this historic palace marks the birthplace of legendary Maratha ruler Shivaji Maharaj.
Pataleshwar Cave Temple: Situated approximately two kilometres from Shaniwar Wada, this ancient shrine built out of one rock is dedicated to Lord Shiva and features intricate architecture.
Mahatma Phule Museum: Situated approximately 4 kilometres from Shaniwar Wada, this museum honours social reformer Mahatma Jyotirao Phule with an exhibit dedicated to his life and work that features personal artefacts, photographs, books and memorabilia related to him.
Trekking adventures
Lohagad Fort in Sahyadri range, situated at an elevation of over 1,000 metres, rewards trekkers with breathtaking views of terraced valley and Western Ghats.
Shaniwar Wada offers an unforgettable glimpse into India's rich historical past, making it a must-visit location for history enthusiasts and architecture admirers alike. Explore its remnants to be transported back through time while you discover captivating tales and charm of old world grandeur.
