Area Attractions

Bara Imambara is an imambara complex in Lucknow. Built by Asaf-ud-Daula, Nawab of Awadh, in 1784. It is also called Asafi Imambara.

British Residency is regarded as a national monument and is one of the major sites of the Revolt of 1857 and the historic battle known as the Seige of Lucknow.

Chota Imambara is an imposing monument in the city. Built by Muhammad Ali Shah, the third Nawab of Awadh in 1838, it was to serve as his own mausoleum and his mother, who is buried beside him.

Chattar Manzil was the residence to the Nawabs of Awadh and their successors. The palace was constructed in the 1780’s and became one of the major strongholds of the revolutionaries during the 1857 uprising.

Ambedkar Memorial Park is a public park and memorial in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow.

The Park was built in 1962 in the memory of the Begum of Awadh, Hazrat Mahal who revolted against the British in the 1857 uprising. The park is a major attraction during the major Hindu festivals like Holi and Dussehra.

The Park was built in memory of the late politician Janeshwar Mishra. It has been designed as a multi-functional environmental and recreational green to help restore the sensitive habitat of numerous species of birds, small animals, fishes and amphibians, and serve as an entertainment and recreation centre for the city.

Lucknow Zoological Garden is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger, White Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Himalayan Black Bear, Indian rhinoceros, and other species of mammals, birds and reptiles.

A renowned old market of the city with best eateries and shopping destinations. From gold jewellery, authentic chikankari, to regular bric-a-brac, you can shop for almost anything and everything here.

Known for its many new branded shops, Patrakar Puram offers garment shops, jewelry shops and toy stores. It is where Lucknow's best shakes and stand alone cafes are available.

Chowk is a popular market in central Lucknow, located about 3 kilometres from Bara Imambara. It is known for its small shops selling chikan garments, ittar, ornaments and antiques.

The traditional Indian bazaars of Hazratganj contain several shops that sell jewellery, handicrafts, handlooms, electronics and automobiles, and restaurants, movie theaters and a library.

Dastarkhwan offers spectacular galawati kebabs, handi biryani, bhuna gosht, chicken lagan, ulte taw eke parathe, kheer and shahi tukra.

Pack ‘N’ Chew in Vijay Khand will surprise you with its extensive North Indian, continental and Chinese menu, and beautiful outdoor seating areas.

Nestled in the heart of Hazratganj, Royal Café is best known for its chaat and also multi cuisine. The specialty is basket chaat.

Open since 1962 in Azamgarh has now expanded to different cities of Uttar Pradesh , a family restaurant serving clay potted Indian regional Indian dishes.

Begin your journey to relaxation at Siddh Spa. The Siddha system is an ancient tradition that helps you attain physical, spiritual and mental well-being. Here, traditional medicine, yoga and meditation come together to form a holistic system that rejuvenates the body, mind and soul. Deriving its name from this ancient practice, Siddh Spa is inspired by the oldest traditional medicine system known to mankind. By blending products created under the guidance of Siddha practitioners, along with personalised preparations of Thavara, extracts of roots, herbs and flowers, precious metals and mineral salts, the Siddh Spa experience sets your path to complete wellness.

Maintain a fitness routine while away from home at Hyatt Regency Lucknows gym. Open 24 hours a day, the gym offers state-of-the-art cardio and strength-training equipment along with the services of a personal trainer. End your fitness routine by relaxing in the beautiful outdoor pool or rejuvenating steam room. The outdoor pool also features a children’s pool.