Area Attractions

Just five minutes from the hotel and famed for its connection with the Indian Independence movement, the Aga Khan Palace is one of Pune’s most historical place. The British held many important freedom fighters under arrest in this palace and it is also the place where Mahatma Gandhi and his wife Kasturba Gandhi were imprisoned. See the memorials dedicated to Mahadeobhai Desai and Kasturba Gandhi made out of marble and pay homage to some of India’s greatest war heroes.

Poona Club Course is the only 18-hole golf course in the city. With gorgeous banyan trees and other floral trees scattered across its 100 acres. The course is highly regarded by the numerous professional golfers that come to play on it for its water features and quick & true greens.

Hyatt Regency Pune & Residences’ award winning outlet - Zeta offers an unpretentious dining experience with a creative menu in a décor reminiscent of a cozy Italian Bistro. Zeta's complete value for money and multi-dimensional menu is inspired by Italian, Mediterranean & Indian cuisine and is complemented by a selection of specially-crafted desserts and beverages.

Located against a scenic backdrop, Panshet Water Park lies between Varasgaon Dam and Panshet Dam. With several options for water sports, like kayaking, swimming, water scooters, speed boating and wind surfing, the park is one of Pune’s most popular attractions and is the ideal day out for the entire family.

Located just ten minutes from Hyatt Pune, the Osho Ashram in Koregaon Park is a famous landmark that organizes a number of spirituality workshops and meditation sessions that focuses on harmony, natural creativity and community.

The city of Peshwa’s proud possession is the Shaniwar Wada that was the center capital during their governance. Built by Peshwa Bajirao himself as his residence, the monument has seen the wrath of time and war while still being equally thrilling and majestic. The magnanimous structure is a standing testimony of the grandeur, valour of the Peshwas. It is around Shaniwar Wada that you will find the oldest markets of Pune including Laxmi Road, Tulshibaug, Ravivar Peth etc.

Renowned to celebrate Lord Ganesha with utmost devotion and grandeur, it’s said that the idol of Lord Ganesha is made with close to 40 KGS of Gold. The temple located in the heart of the city symbioses the religious festivities of the city with splendid celebrations and decorations as devotees join in for the daily pooja, abhishek and the arti of Lord Ganesh.

Phoenix Shopping Mall and Amanora Town Centre are among Pune’s largest lifestyle, shopping and entertainment destinations

One of the major shopping areas of Pune, Laxmi Road provides a true flavour of Indian culture. It is a place of fashionable and traditional stores. Famous for clothes as well as jewelry stores, this road is also a venue for the Diwali Festival.