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A resonating reminder of Pune’s rich cultural heritage, Vishrambaug Wada was built in 1807 as a mansion for Peshwa Bajirao of Pune. It boasts of its majestic design and architecture with cypress-shaped columns, decorated ceilings and imposing verandahs. The place can be visited during a heritage walk in Pune that is organised every Sunday and offers an entertaining musical performance to the public. The place is replete with its historical charm and leaves a lasting impression on everyone’s mind. It is one of the most interesting Pune tourist places that will take you back to the times of Peshwa rule in the erstwhile Maratha kingdom. The place has been undergoing constant renovations and houses a post office and some other offices of Pune Municipal Corporation. Location: RB Kumthekar Rd, Perugate, Sadashiv Peth, Pune, MaharashtraBest Time to visit: Anytime throughout the year is great for planning a trip to Vishrambaug WadaEntry fee: The entry fee at Vishrambaug Wada is INR 5/ USD 0.07 Per PersonTimings: Vishrambaug Wada can be visited by the tourists from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Torna Fort, also known as Prachandagad, is a large fort located in the Pune district, Maharashtra, India. Renowned as the fort that Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj captured in his 16th year, Torna has historic importance, along with being a place of important events in the life of Shivaji.Fort Trek is an easy to moderate level trek that passes through dense foliage, steep climbs and rocky paths- a great trek, definitely recommended for adventure enthusiasts and history buffs. It is best visited during the monsoon and winter periods.

Literally meaning the Lion Fort, Sinhagad Fort is one of the most famous historical places to visit in Pune which is believed to have been built about 2000 years ago. It is getting more beautiful as it is ageing and rain adds more to its beauty. Being at its best, a hot cup of coffee with your loved one amidst the mist surrounding this magnificent heritage in rain would be perfect.