Top Things to do in Dhaka City
Top Restaurants in Dhaka City
6 Architectural Buildings in Dhaka City That You Shouldn't Miss
Densely populated and humming with activity at all hours, Dhaka is a city of contrasts between old and new, rich and poor, industry and folk. From the concrete National Parliament House and ultramodern Bashundhara City, the largest shopping mall in South Asia, to the 17th Century Lalbagh Fort and the open markets along the city's side streets, these contrasts vividly shape the city. Visit the many mosques, temples and museums for a taste of Bengali culture and history.
Restaurants in Dhaka City
1. National Parliament House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 544 reviews
Reviewed By Kshf_C - Dhaka City, Bangladesh
The National Assembly building complex in Dhaka designed by the American architect Louis Kahn (Kimbell Art Museum, Texas; Art galleries in Yale) from 1963 till his death in 1974 and finally inaugurated in 1983, is widely considered one of the masterpieces of architecture of the 20th century. While from the outside it is very impressive, the real drama unfolds in the interiors, where a 100 feet high space bathed in light from various angles, and animated by ramps, bridges and other elements, wrap around the central chamber which itself is awe-inspiring. There is a visitors section at the Assembly building which conducts guided visits (passports required, no phones, no photos) usually from 10am except weekends, without any prior permission. They can also take visitors to see some of the adjoining buildings. Call in advance to avoid disappointment, for a visit to remember. Very highly recommended.
2. Star Mosque (Tara Masjid)
3. Masjid Baitur Rouf
4. Ahsan Manzil
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 416 reviews
Reviewed By masumdona - Dhaka City, Bangladesh
adjacent to the buriganga river the Ahsan Manjil. in terms of beauty & location beside River Buriganga the scenic beauty is lovely & eye soothing. all r in love with this place.
5. Hoseni Dalan Mosque
6. Curzon Hall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By zamanwho - Dhaka City, Bangladesh
The Curzon Hall is a British colonial era building named after Lord Curzon and home of the Science Faculty at the University of Dhaka. Its massive structure stands as a monument to the heritage of education in the city. Visiting Curzon Hall is not only a journey into the past, but to observe the century old architectural masterpiece. It’s a unique combination of Mughal and European designing styles and the traditional artistry of the time was made to blend exquisitely with the modern features. The red coloring of the building is really unique and also features beautiful pavilions and breathtaking eaves. As an architectural wonder, the Curzon Hall is an unforgettable attraction in Dhaka city near Shahid Minar.
