Central Delhi is the heart of the new imperial capital built by the British in the early 20th century. The British moved their capital from Calcutta to Delhi in 1911 and built the city of New Delhi as their modern imperial capital city.

Designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, New Delhi has grand buildings and elegant tree-lined avenues. India Gate is a central landmark in New Delhi. While on a tour of Central Delhi you can see the central vista of Rajpath, its adjacent grand buildings, the Parliament House, North and South Block and the Presidential Mansion posed majestically atop Raisina Hill.

The Lutyen's Bungalow Zone in Central Delhi is considered a heritage area, with its sprawling bungalows and green lawns. Many historic monuments can be seen in Central Delhi. You can wander through ancient structures, see the vast collection of animals and birds in Delhi Zoo and enjoy a picnic on the India Gate Lawns, while on a tour of Central Delhi.

Central Delhi has many forts, tombs, mosques and temples, each with a story to tell. Indfy relates these stories on India For You. To know more about places to see in Central Delhi, please click on the links below.