The main architects of this monument were Ustad Ahmad and Ustad Hamid. During the times of Mughal, it was called Qila-i-Mubarak (the blessed fort).

Walking distance from Chandni Chowk Metro stn. Cloak room available. 10 bucks for Indians. You can spend nearly 2-3 hours in this fort. Its pretty huge. Light show happens during evening hours.

It’s definitely one of those places that you must visit if you’re Delhi the first time. Takes good 3 hrs to see the entire fort,there are sections inside that have a confluence of architecture styles

The Red Fort is a 17th century fort complex constructed by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan in the walled city of Old Delhi. The construction of the Red Fort began in 1638 and was completed by 1648.

Get ready for a vryy long walk for atleast 3-4kms. The parking is away from entrance and the emperor had built this in serious huge size. Expect some leg pain, do take sme good photos.

RED FORT COMPLEX DELHI - World Heritage UNESCO The Red Fort Complex was built as the palace fort of Shahjahanabad – the new capital of the fifth Mughal Emperor of India, Shah Jahan . Read more

The Red Fort is a 17th-century fort complex constructed by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan in the walled city of Old Delhi (in present day Delhi) that served as the residence of the Mughal Emperors.

a rickshaw through chandni chowk is a must experience for all however bargain your price before you ride one. 200 rupees is enough for a half hour maze through the alleys.

Red Fort is very honorable place of India. A great rush on Independence Day and Republic Day. It is a very important part of Delhi Tours in India Read more

You can’t really go inside, but it’s nice to walk around and see the old Mughal fort .

It is ancient big fort and good tourist attraction.Best for picnic spot.There is also a Mueseum and a old jewelry market.There is a entry ticket.

A must visit..in Delhi.. A sporty experience and beautiful architecture great for weekends

Be a witness of this Mughal Fort by visiting it which was built in the year 1638, this fort is a reminder of the magnificent power and pomp of the Mughal emperors.

Struggled to reach through the dirty crowded road from metro station . Well the fort is wonderful. But it is not maintaining well .

Be a witness of this Mughal Fort by visiting it which was built in the year 1638, this fort is a reminder of the magnificent power and pomp of the Mughal emperors.

The audio guide, though not necessary, was pretty good. You'll need several hours in here to appreciate the entire complex.

Red fort is closed until 1st of Feb due to Republic day celebrations. We tried to go today but instead went on rickshaw ride around bazaars (must do for 200 rupees - 1 hour)

Also does a great sound and light show in the evenings which is worth seeing

Diwan e khas is a must see as are the gardens .

Nice fort, but much smaller and less elaborated than the one in Agra.

Built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in 17th century, took 9 yrs to complete. This Unesco World Heritage site used served as a capital to Mughals. Closed on Mondays.

Poorly maintained and managed. Admission fee is considerably biased. 5/10 pts recommended for your top list in Delhi

Don't miss the light show that begins at 8:30.... The place is huge so wouldn't suggest it for a lady traveling alone

An evening of sound and light show at the fort, which re-creates the events in India's history, is a must when in Delhi

Impressive but be careful with pickpockets once inside.

Shah Jahan commissioned the construction of the Red Fort in 1638. The Red Fort covers a total area of about 254.67 acres enclosed within 2.4 kilometers of defense walls.

Built at the height of one of the most cultured courts the world has known, this is Mughal palace architecture at its most ambitious and sophisticated. Good for photography !

Museum with AC

A must visit in Delhi..really sporty and beautiful architecture .

Nice place to visit in the evening. Don't forget the eateries in chandini chowk

Built in the year 1638, this fort is a reminder of the magnificent power and pomp of the Mughal emperors.

Superb fort... need 3-4 hrs for visiting.... made of red stone, good for photo clicks.

A historical place which is definitely a worth visit!! :-)

Picnic spot ,Museums ,Jewellery market

Carry a handful of nuts for the squirrels.. They are quite friendly ..

Beautiful place to spend half a day - CLOSED MONDAYS!

Go eat food at Al-Kareems. That will be the best decision of your life

If you are visiting Red Fort, Delhi, India it's better to avoid the hawkers at the main gate.

Check out the light and sound show at night.

Insist on paying the local price only: 10 rupees . The thieves charge 250 rupees for foreigers (25x the price for Indians!).

CLOSED ON MONDAYS

A monument to watch from outside.

It's closed on Monday. Do hire a guide, if you love history..

First visit with family.

See the light show between 8.30 - 9.30 nice to know!

Museums inside the Red Fort are beautiful.

Very long queue for ticket.

very long queue for ticket

Gigantic massive yet appealing. Bharat ki shaan

This place needs some serious maintenance. Not sure why the government has turned a blind eye towards it.