Gulzar Mahal
Another palace is the 1902 Gulzar Mahal.
Fortress Stadium
The citys second most popular cricket venue.
Multan Cricket Stadium
The main venue for major cricket matches.
Durbar Hall
Durbar Hall was once used as the royal court of audience.
St Andrews Church
The Anglican St Andrews Church has services at 09:00 every Sunday.
Mazar
The mazar (shrine) of Sufi teacher Haji Bahadar Ali Abdullah Shah.
Sindh High Court
Architecturally interesting is the red sandstone Sindh High Court.
Neelam Bazaar
Across the bridge along Jaffar Rd is the smaller, older Neelam Bazaar .
Mardan Museum
The small Mardan Museum has exhibits on Gandhara and local ethnography.
Sindh Assembly Building
The Sindh Assembly Building is worth a look for its architectural features.
Paradise Point
The last convenient beach from Karachi is Paradise Point, about 45 minutes from Karachi.
Lutheran Church & School
Near the memorial arch and a small park is a Lutheran Church & School founded in 1937.
National Hockey Stadium
Opposite Qaddafi Stadium, this is the venue for field hockey matches and football (soccer).
Palace
The former Palace, occasionally occupied by royal offspring, sits high on a hill outside the town.
Chitrkar Studio & Gallery
Apart from frequent art exhibitions, Chitrkar puts on an enjoyable classical music evening once a month.
Hawkes Bay
The scenery improves the further you go along the coast. About 25km from central Karachi is Hawkes Bay.
Qaddafi Stadium
Lahores premier venue for major domestic and international cricket matches, surf up www.pcboa rd.com.pk.
Black Fort
The Mughals built this fort above the river junction but its used by the army and is off limits to visitors.
Rose & Jasmine Garden
Downhill to the east of Shakarparian is the 20-hectare Rose & Jasmine Garden, site of several annual flower shows.
Nur Mahal
Built in 1885 in Italian style, Nur Mahal was the grandest of the Abbasis residences and now houses some of their antiquities.
