2. Khusro Bagh

This beautiful complex of Khusrobagh is located near Prayagraj Railway Station. This garden is constructed in Mughal architecture. In this Bagh, there are three mausoleums that are made up of sandstone for paying tribute to Shah Begam, Neethar Begum and Khushrau Mirza who were the Mughal Royal that were related to Jahangir. This bagh is designed in the same manner as Fatehpur Sikri. Calligraphy can be seen on the domed roof that is done by rulers' best calligraphers.

3. Anand Bhavan

Swaraj Bhawan was transformed into the headquarters of the Indian National Congress in 1930. So due to this Moti Laal Nehru had to buy a different mention where he and his family could stay and that mention was known as Anand Bhawan. Today this place is considered as a house museum and also Jawahar Planetarium. Moti Lal Nehru wanted to decorate this place like the original Swaraj Bhawan so he decided to decorate it with the delicate quality of China and European furniture. This mention was donated to the Indian Government by the late Mrs. Indira Gandhi in the year 1970.

4. Allahabad Museum

This Allahabad Museum was established in the year 1931 and is the grand museum of India. It is having artifacts that belong to the modern historical period of India. There is a Rock Art Gallery that is located in this museum which belongs to pre pre-historic period. The solar power system is used in this Museum for support.

5. Jawahar Planetarium

This Planetarium is located beside the Anand Bhawan that was constructed in 1979. This place is a perfect blend of science and history. Jawahar Lal Nehru memorial lecture is also held in this place each year. You should visit this place if you want to learn about the movement of the planet. The architecture is very mesmerizing.

6. Allahabad Fort

This fort was constructed in the year 1583 by Akbar as he was really impressed by the aura of this Place. This fort is located at the confluence point of River Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati. The architecture given to this fort is Mughal architecture. This fort was declared as the monument of National Importance by the Archaeological Survey Of India.

7. Chandrashekhar Azad Park

This park is spread in the area of 133 acres which is located in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. This park is also known as the Company Bagh or Alfred Park during the rule of the East India Company. This place was constructed while Prince Alfred was to visit Prayagraj in the year 1870. Later this place was renamed as Chandrashekhar Azad Park in the year 1870.

8. All Saints Cathedral

This Cathedral is also known as Patthar Girja by the local people of Prayagraj. This Gothic church was constructed in the 13th century by the Britishers. Design and architecture were given by Sir William Emerson in Anglo Indian Style. This Church took four years to finish the construction from 1871 to 1887. This church can accommodate around 400 people at a time. 

9. Swaraj Bhavan

Swaraj Bhawan was owned by Motilal Nehru and was his place of residence till 1930 but later it was converted to the Headquarter of the Indian National Congress. This place is managed by Jawaharlal Nehru Fund that is located in New Delhi. This Bhavan has 42 different rooms and massive green Sprawls. In this place, you can also pay tribute to our freedom fighters.

10. Hanuman Mandir

This temple is also named as Lete Hanuman Mandir. This temple is having a huge pit where the idol of Lord Hanuman was in a lying position. This is the only temple where the idol of God is kept in a reclining position. Another major attraction of this temple is the big statue that is half immersed in the Holy River Ganga.

11. New Yamuna Bridge

This New Yamuna Bridge was constructed in the year 2004 to reduce the traffic on the Old Naini bridge. This is a strong bridge that is constructed over the river Yamuna. You can have a splendid view from this bridge and can also take a beautiful picture while cruising on this Yamuna river.

12. Shree Mankameshwar Mandir

This is one of the oldest temples located in Prayagraj that is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The major attraction of this place is the magnificent statue of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. There are beautiful carvings on the pillars of this temple. On the walls of this temple, various Hindu mythology is depicted.

13. Clock Tower

This Clock Tower is also called as Chowk Ghantaghar by the local peoples of Prayagraj. This clock tower was constructed in 1913 in the Indo-Mughal style of architecture. This is one of the vibrant and busiest markets in the Prayagraj city of Uttar Pradesh. This place is open for 24 hours for the tourists.

14. Nagvasuki Mandir

As per Hindu Mythology and scriptures, snakes are always worshipped in the form of lords. As per the legends when Lord Krishna was laying with a ball, but his ball was stolen by Vasuki Naag and then lord Krishna dived into the river and after the intense battle he took back the ball and gained the victory and stood on the head of five headed Vasuki nag. This temple was constructed in North Indian style.