Buland Darwaja - The Buland Darwaja or the gate of victory, was built by Akbar in 1601 in commemoration of his victory over Khandesh and Ahmednagar in Southern India. Marble and sanstone have been freely used in the construction of this structure Various other buildings situated here are all worth a visit not only for their historical importance, but also for the fine architectural work of the Mughal period.

Jama Masjid - Built in 1648 AD, in memory of Sheikh Salim Chisthi and his grandson Islam Khan by Jehanara Begum, Shahjahan's daughter, who was imprisoned with Shah Jahan by Aurangzeb, the masjid has a wonderful assimilation of Iranian architecture. The building with its rectangular open forecourt, has no minarets but its sandstone domes have a striking marble patterning.

Salim Chisti's Tomb -The tomb was built over the exact spot where the holy man Sheikh Salim Chisti sat in meditation during his lifetime. It is ornamented with latticed screens and serpentine brackets. Shahjahan added exquiatie pieta dura work later as a mark of respect for the saint.