4.5 h
Pune: Misal, Mastani & Peshwa Palaces
Max 12 travellers · about 3 km on footFree cancellationfrom₹1,200per person
Palace
Vishrambaug Wada
Bajirao II's mansion of the early 1800s, with a carved wooden façade, now home to a museum and city offices.
- experiences to book
- 2
- typical visit
- 20–30 minutes
- lowest price
- ₹1,200
Things to do at Vishrambaug Wada
Guided tours · 2
5 h
Pune: Peshwa Heritage, Food & Markets by Car
Air-conditioned car · hotel pickup in central PuneFree cancellationfrom₹2,400per person
About Vishrambaug Wada
Bajirao II, the last Peshwa, built Vishrambaug Wada in the early 19th century as his residence. The city bought it in 1930, and it now holds a post office, municipal offices and a museum.
Its carved wooden façade looks onto Bajirao Road.
Know before you go
- Closed on Mondays; the façade can still be seen from the street
- Construction dates differ between sources (1807 or 1810–11)
- Remove your shoes where asked