Very popular destination, must visit, vast place, lot of walking required, wheel chairs available on request. Beautiful historic place. Lots of stuffs to buy. Sometimes very rush, can be managed and handled better. Overall a great place. Loved the experience.

The Red Fort of Delhi is a very large fort in Old Delhi. It can be entered from the Lahore Gate and there are shops on the entranceway in. The palaces are preserved, but have clearly been looted over the centuries. For those with an interest in history, the museum of the First War of Independence is worth checking also. Definitely worth a visit if in Delhi.

This is a place interesting to visitors focusing on Islamic era Indian history. There is a lot here to see - almost overwhelming unless you have a guide or read before coming. 17th century Mughal seat of power. Accessible via two gates. Entrance fee.

This fort is over rated with a cost of 950 rupees to get in. The best part was the museum that hi-lighted portions of Indian history and was interesting to understand. The rest of the grounds hosed a few more buildings but nothing like some of the other forts in India. Being one of the main attractions in Deli I am sure most Tourists will visit it but not as good as rated.

The Red Fort or Lal Qila, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a historic fort in Old Delhi. We visited Red Fort at around 5.30 pm, when the area The Red Fort, the largest monument in Delhi, is one of its most popular tourist destinations in Delhi and attracts thousands of visitors every year. When we visited the fort in June’22 at around 5.30 pm, the area was crowded. We took some photo with the backdrop of the fort by the photographers present in the area @ Rs. 40 inclusive one print out and softcopy. Afterwards, we entered the Fort, the entry was Rs. 50 per pax, by that time the sunlight already started dimming, though there were several tourists inside. We stayed over an hour and toured through the meena bazar and other parts of the fort, the view of the architectural features under illumination was nice. When we visited, the light and sound event was under certain restoration and hence could not be witnessed. While return, we did some shopping from meena bazar. Overall, it was a memorable visit to a historical site.

The Red Fort is a must see in Delhi. However beware of the pricing structure before you go in. Basic entry is 600 rupees for foreigners (small discount if you use your card) with the option of paying 350 rupees to see the museum inside the fort. However once in you discover that there is another and to be honest far superior museum on the history of the fort and Old Delhi which will cost you 200 rupees, a price well worth paying. The museum that is part of the Red Fort ticket is on the First War of Independence which is very interesting but very dated and probably not really worth the money. There's not an awful lot to see inside the fort, but enough to pass a couple of hours.

Such a beautiful old fort in Central Delhi which was constructed during the Mughal period, relatively well-maintained despite its age and also one of the best pieces of Mughal-era architecture in the city. Was nice to look at the structure from the outside and also enter it too see some of the interior. There was an indoor archway-like tunnel inside where there were lots of shopping stalls with different variety of stuff sold, including some souvenirs.

One of the sites of a stay in Delhi. This massive fort, commissioned in the mid 1600’s ,is a feature of Delhi and was the palace of the Mogul Emperors . Typical of Indian palaces/forts it comprises dining and eating areas of the emperors, huge external walls, large internal spaces once used for gardens etc. Can be crowded at times, but the sheer size of the fort still provides for an easy stroll through the palace Although striking from a distance, for some treason our tour of two was simply a Photo Stop and not an nactual visit. In this we were very disappointed

We walked all along the Red Fort at New Delhi. We took lots of photographs. There was such a lot to see in New Delhi. We had a great day the weather was superb & the history of the Red Fort was amazing.

It was great! Really a nawesome experience. One must definitely visit this place. The front half of the fort is of red stone and other half is of marble. Feels glorious for the first timer. Also it has a couple of museums depicting the freedom struggle. And there is a shopping street where you can get most of the decorative and ornaments too...