Ruchita Agarwal

The place has magnificent architecture and was the primary residence of Mughal emperor Akbar and his queens. The red sandstone found at Fatehpur Sikri was used to construct Mehman Khana and Mosque adjoining the Taj Mahal. Must combine this with a trip to Agra city. Fatehpur Sikri is also famous for tomb of Salim Chishti (Akbar's son) named after a sufi saint.

Shahid Smarak park is adjoining with a nice monument in memory of the martyrs (shaheed) who fought for Indian Independence. There used to be a jail in this place during British time. The place houses a public library to read and spend some time on the several benches in the park. Would suggest visiting once if in or around Sanjay place. The smarak also hosts independence day celebration. Good for kids because of the garden and showing them a historically relevant place.

Beautiful cafe in the heart of the city with great food, tasteful decor, quick service and reasonable prices. Offers a great range of shakes and accompaniments. Loved their dry Manchurian, garlic bread, salted caramel popcorn shake. Must visit. The place is opposite Shahid smarak. Can combine the visit to both places if dining in. They offered a 10% discount coupon for the next visit :)