Best places: Religions in Central Delhi District

One of the city's oldest, this Catholic church has Italian architecture & sits on almost 14 acres.

Prominent complex dedicated to Lord Swaminatha, with traditional South Indian architecture.

👍👍 This masjid is in front of Turkman Gate. It's one of the two centres for Shura work (old pattern of Tablighi jamaat). It invites people globally to take part in the efforts of self purification. weekly program (shabghuzari) for Delhi is held every Thursday (asir to fajir). Nearest metro: Delhi Gat...

Landmark 1930s British colonial church featuring architecture inspired by Lutyens & Palladio.

17th-century, red sandstone Mughal-style mosque with a 25,000 capacity & 40m high minarets.

👍👍 It's Also commonly known as Ghata Masjid (cloud mosque), it was built in the year 1707 AD by Zinat-ul-Nissa, Aurangzeb's second daughter. The mosque is believed to be inspired by Jama Masjid in Chandni Chowk, built by her illustrious and much loved grandfather, Shah Jahan. Built in Mughal architectu...

👍 Nestled in the northern part of Delhi along the banks of Yamuna river is the quaint little Tibetan colony of Majnu ka Tila. Home to a vibrant Tibetan community, this small neighborhood houses the ancient Tibetan Monastery, also known as Ganden Tharpa Ling Monastery. As a long-time resident of nearb...

😠 I really wanted to see it but Non-israelis or non-jews not allowed. Was asked by the cop to leave. Never seen such a restriction in any other place

👍👍 One of the oldest mosque of Rajiv Chowk vicinity. Alhum-du-lillah, nicely maintained. In Arabic language Auliya is the plural of Wali, which means friends, protectors, helpers. Imam and muazzin of this beautiful mosque are also very nice and co-operative. It is at point of Minto-Road which is touchi...

Built of red sandstone in 1650, this elegant, subtly domed mosque is the site of Eid celebrations.

👍👍 A Buddhist temple is the place of worship for Buddhists, the followers of Buddhism. They include the structures called vihara, stupa, wat and pagoda in different regions and languages. Temples in Buddhism represent the pure land or pure environment of a Buddha. Traditional Buddhist temples are desig...

👍👍 You can visit in this church any time you want. You don't need to be a Christian, hindu or any other religion, it's a god place and god never judge a person by it's religion. When i visit there i feel like so cam and relieve, it feels like my whole body is purified. On Christmas the church is decora...

👍👍 Kalan Masjid - A pre Mughal structure in Mughal Delhi, Built in 1351 under Tughlaq Rule...

👍👍 Green colour masjid at Hauz Qazi main Bazar Sikrikwalan

Striking 18th-century mosque at the Red Fort, with 3 vast domes, minarets & a spacious prayer hall.

👍👍 The location of the mosque is very good. A well maintained and beautiful mosque.

👍👍 This Holy Church is one of the oldest Church in Old Delhi. It is located near Fatehpuri Masjid in Chandni Chowk and very close to Old Delhi Railway station. Being an old Church, it is well maintained. The place is decorated during Christmas and New Year Celebration. You can visit this place by walk...

Domed white marble mosque inside the Red Fort complex, built by Mughal emperor Aurangzeb in 1659 CE.

👍👍 This mosque was built by Maham Anga who was Emperor Akbar's wet nurse cum foster mother. It is stated that in 1564, Akbar was attacked near the mosque by an assassin while he was returning from Nizamuddin Dargah Latter it was used as Madarsa. Presently the building is under protection of Archaeologi...

👍👍 Sultan Ghari was the first Islamic Tomb built in India. It was constructed (or perhaps converted) by Sultan Iltutmish in 1231 for his eldest son Nasiruddin Mahmud who died during his governorship of Bengal province. The Tomb is situated within a fortress which is surrounded by other ruins of Sultana...