“This theatre was design by Henry Irwin, the famous palace architect, in the Gothic style during the Colonial Era. It was named after the Gaiety Theatre in London. It was supposed to be a Town Hall but quickly turned into the favorite hangout spot for young officers and their wives. Many famous people over the years including Rudyard Kipling and Shashi Kapoor performed here in their prime. ”

“This magnificent building was built in 1888 as the residence of the British Viceroy Lord Dufferin. It is located at the observatory Hills and is surrounded by well-maintained gardens and lawns, ringed by beautiful pine trees & rose plants. The Viceregal Lodge, also known as "Rashtrapati Niwas" is now converted into Indian Institute of Advanced Study and students come here for higher studies. The building has an English Renaissance style of architecture, where the color of limestone is grey. Since it is located at a good height, the views from this place are enthralling and cannot be described in words. ”

“There is a dining hall and a terrace that overlooks the ridge. The dining hall has excellent service and delicious comfort, hotel food. The Terrace is great for food or just a chai and a breath of delicious fresh air. ”

“Located at the very top of the mall road this jewel is a real looker. It is the oldest Neo-Gothic church in India (yes, we know, there probably aren’t that many to begin with), however, they’ve maintained this one quite well. The five stained glass windows on the inside are really lovely and worth a peek. ”

“During vedic period when a war was going on between Lord Ram and Demon Ravan, Lord hanuman was tasked with getting Sanjeevni herb to save Lord Ram's brother who was on death bed. During his journey, Lord Hanuman met Yaksha Rishi who was meditating on Jakhoo Hill and guided him in the right direction to get the herbs. Since then this spot on the hill is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. At present site there is also a 108 ft. statue dedicated to Lord Hanuman. This temple is a must visit for spiritually inclined. ”

“Gorton Castle sits down from the Mall Road by the Railway Station. It’s a well-kept colonial building nestled in a myriad of Deodar trees. Rothney Castle is on Jakhoo Hill. The upkeep has been a bit shabby but it’s still a good walk. It used to be occupied by Mr. Hume who also founded the Indian National Congress. ”

“Home of the prime minister this is a historical architectural piece not to miss.”

“This is the heart of Shimla. It houses a variety of shops, restaurants, and historical buildings. It was constructed back in the 1800’s and is still bustling each day. ”

“Great food, lovely views, open air. Best to visit in the afternoon on a sunny day.”

“ It was named by Capt. Charles Prat Kennedy around the 1840s after his childhood sweetheart Anna. Back in the day, Annandale was a favorite cricket spot for the British. It’s worth visiting now for the view of the hills or for a picnic. The Indian Military Museum is now situated near the grounds ”