Shaheed Minar

This iconic monument with its semi-circular columns commemorates the martyrs of the 1952 Language Movement.

This 17th-century ruin, also known as the Mir Jumla Gate, once marked the entrance to the city.

The National Eidgah is a vast open ground where thousands gather every year for the Eid prayers.

A significant Sufi shrine dedicated to the saint Shah Khwaja Sharfuddin, attracting many pilgrims.

This 19th-century Doric-style monument is the last remnant of the once-thriving Greek community in Dhaka.

This colonial-style gate marks the entrance to the Old High Court grounds dating back to the British era.

An archaeological remnant of the Nimtoli Palace, which was once the residence of the Naib Nazim of Dhaka.

An open-air theatre named after the national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam, used for cultural performances.

This museum documents the struggle for Bengali language recognition, displaying historical artifacts from the movement.

An amphitheatre part of the Liberation War Museum, providing a space for commemorations and discussions.

A mosque in the Nimtoli area that serves as an important religious gathering point for the local population.

This statue represents Gautam Buddha in a meditative pose and is located within a local Buddhist center.

The mosque is affiliated with the Hussaini Dalan complex and serves the Shia community during religious festivals.