New Delhi India Gate
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Iconic war memorial and national monument
Restaurants in New Delhi
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Overview
Dining in New Delhi
New Delhi is a city in Delhi with its own unique character and charm. Visitors can explore local attractions, experience the regional culture, and enjoy the distinctive cuisine of the region. From heritage kitchens to modern bistros, New Delhi offers 1 ranked restaurants \u2014 compare ratings, prices and cuisines in one place.
Things to do
Top places to visit in New Delhi
Stay central and these attractions are right around the corner.
Lotus Temple
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Bahai House of Worship shaped like a lotus flower
Qutub Minar
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UNESCO World Heritage minaret from 12th century
Jama Masjid
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Large mosque from Mughal era
Chandni Chowk
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Historic market street from Mughal era
Tomb of Abdul Rahim Khan I Khana
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This historic tomb is a notable monument and memorial situated in Defence Colony Teshil, Delhi, and is part of the city's rich tapestry of archaeological and heritage sites. Visitors can explore the burial place and its surrounding grounds, which feature traditional Mughal-era architecture and design elements characteristic of the period. The site is known for its serene setting and offers a peaceful retreat for those interested in history, archaeology, and monumental heritage. It is best visited during the cooler months from October to March, when Delhi's weather is more comfortable for sightseeing. The tomb can be conveniently included in a 2-3 day Delhi itinerary alongside other nearby historic monuments and cultural landmarks in the capital.
Iron Pillar
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The Iron Pillar stands 7.21 metres high with a 41-centimetre diameter and was constructed by Chandragupta II. It is located within the Qutb complex at Mehrauli in Delhi, a site of great historical and archaeological importance. The pillar is a notable example of ancient Indian sculptures and metalwork. Visitors can explore the pillar alongside other monuments and ruins in the Qutb complex. The site is a popular destination for those interested in history, archaeology, and cultural heritage.
Shish Gumbad
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Shish Gumbad, also spelt Shisha Gumbad, is a tomb from the Lodi dynasty located in New Delhi's Safdarjung neighbourhood. It was possibly constructed between 1489 and 1517 CE, with historian Simon Digby suggesting completion in 1494 CE based on an inscription in the adjoining mosque. The tomb houses graves whose occupants remain unidentified, with theories suggesting it was dedicated to either an unknown Lodi family member from Sikandar Lodi's court or to Bahlul Lodi himself, founder of the Lodi dynasty. This historic monument offers a glimpse into Delhi's Sultanate era and is a worthwhile visit for history enthusiasts exploring the city's rich heritage.
Tomb of Sikandar Lodhi
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The Tomb of Sikandar Lodhi is a historic burial monument situated within the lush Lodhi Garden in New Delhi. As a significant monument and memorial, it offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich heritage. The site features elegant architecture set amid well-maintained gardens, making it ideal for a relaxing walk. It is best visited during the cooler months from October to March when the weather is pleasant for exploring outdoor heritage sites. The tomb is a popular stop for those on 2-3 day Delhi itineraries, often paired with other nearby historic attractions.
Azim Khan's Tomb
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The tomb of Azim Khan, a general of the Mughal Army, was commissioned in the 17th century and stands on a small hillock along Anuvrat Marg, Delhi-Gurgaon Road. It is built in a typical square-shaped structure with a crowned dome coated with plaster and decorated with carvings. During the British rule, the tomb served as a recreational place for British soldiers. Today, it is recognized as an Indian Monument of National Importance, making it a significant heritage site for history enthusiasts visiting Delhi.
When to go
Best time to visit New Delhi
Recommended: Oct-Mar
Winter
Nov-Feb
10-28°C
Summer
Mar-May
25-40°C
Monsoon
Jun-Sep
22-32°C
FAQ
Restaurants in New Delhi — common questions
Which are the best restaurants in New Delhi?
New Delhi has 1 restaurants listed. Top-ranked picks include Bukhara ITC Maurya. Every restaurant is ranked by relevance using traveller ratings, reviews and cuisine so you can compare the best options at a glance.
What kind of cuisine can I find in New Delhi?
New Delhi is known for its local flavours and a spread of cuisines — from heritage kitchens to modern cafés. Must-try spots include New Delhi India Gate, Lotus Temple, Qutub Minar. Browse the list above to discover what suits your taste.
What is the best time to visit New Delhi?
The best time to visit New Delhi is Oct-Mar. Winter (Nov-Feb) sees 10-28°C.
What is the average cost of dining in New Delhi?
Restaurant prices vary by cuisine and setting. Browse the list above to compare typical costs.
How do I reach New Delhi?
By air: Nearest major airport serves the Delhi region. By rail: New Delhi is connected by rail to major cities. By road: Well-connected by national highways to other cities in Delhi.