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Pune is historical city & Pune has so many historical places, in Pune city (under Municipal Corporation of Pune) and outside of Pune city or in Pune district. Pune is also known as Poona. Pune is praise worthy place of Indian country, Pune is surrounded with two river mutha and mula. Pune is cultural capital of Maharashtra, Pune is also known an educational hub and also has well established industries sector especially in automobile & It/Computer or Software technology sectors. Pune is also recognized by a great worrier Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The Birth place of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is comes in Pune District at Shivneri fort Pune District, Maharashtra.

As we know the Pune is historical place so Pune has itself a tourist spots in Pune city & Pune district also (outstation)

Established by Peshwa Baji Rao, Shaniwar Wada is a magnificent fort Pune that was built in the year 1729-30. Lately, it is extended by numerous buildings by the successors of Baji Rao. Once served as seat of the great Peshwa rulers, this majestic Fort was damaged in a fire in 1827. The remains of this fort are still a mystery. Shaniwar Wada in Pune was the seat of the Peshwas at the height of Maratha empire. It is a testimony to the Maratha glory and valor. Its architectural…

One of the ancient historical landmarks, Aga Khan Palace is covered by the sumptuous green gardens all around. There are opulent rooms and suites to live in that takes you to the time of royal kings. It is believed that Mahatama Gandhi, his wife Kasturba was imprisoned for many years. Sultan Muhammed Shah, Aga Khan II was created this Palace in the year of 1892. True to its name this place boasts of Italianate arches and spacious lawns, an unlikely place for a prison but the Britishers interned Mahatma Gandhi and his wife Kasturba Gandhi here. The architecture of the palace will take you down memory lane, reminding you of the illustrations from fairy tale houses. One of the most historic and magnificent structures in the country, the Aga Khan palace is ranked high among Pune's top attractions. It was built by Sultan Muhammed…

Nestled in an old-fashioned Rajasthani-style building, Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum is an amazing sight to witness. There are thirty-six sections, illustrating scores of antiques, carved palace doors, pottery. It also holds invaluable anthology of lamps and musical instruments of the Mughal and Maratha periods. Here, you can also explore an exclusive a one-man collection of Indian artifacts. The 'Mastani Mahal' is a masterpiece on its display of this museum. One of the lesser-known but absolutely marvelous places to visit in Pune is the Raja Dinkar Kelkar museum. A collection of artifacts by Dr. Dinkar Kelkar, the museum…

Located just 30 km from Pune is the amazing fortress of Sinhagad which literally translates to 'The Lion's fort'. The fort has witnessed several battles including the Battle.

A popular picnic spot in Pune, Bund garden is a recreational park that provides a relaxing ambiance and a lush green getaway from your routine urban buildings. The migratory

The National War museum is a war memorial in Pune dedicated to Post Independence war martyrs. A Mig 23 BN, which was used in the Kargil War, has…

Erected by Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain, Osho Commune International is an ashram that is known for the meditation courses. It is located in the Koregaon Park of Pune. This calm and peace destination provides you relief from your hectic life.

A marvel blending of tranquility and beauty, Pataleshwar Cave Temple is an elegantly sophisticated destination in Pune that exudes spirituality. Nandi Mapandapam is the circular stone gazebo that is located near the doorway of this religious temple.

One of the largest film schools in Asia, the FTII offers scores of dram classes to the students by the eminent actors, directors and technicians of the Hindi Film Industry, Bollywood.