There is a wide variety of historical landmarks and sites in Pune and the virtual beauty of this city compels locals as well as world-wide tourists to visit this place again and again. No visit is big enough to allow tourists to catch the types of attractions in Pune. The historical city of Pune boasts of numerous monuments and places to see. Historical sites in Pune consist of museums, galleries, parks and gardens that depict its beauty, tradition, style and uniqueness. There is no dearth of historical sites in Pune with the Aga Khan Palace, Shaniwar Wada, Pataleshwar Cave Temple and Vishrambaug Wada being the major source of tourist attractions. Aga Khan Palace : The historic Aga Khan Palace was donated to the Government of India in 1969, by Prince Shah Karim al-Hussayni Aga Khan IV as a token of respect for the Father of Nation, Mahatma Gandhi and his philosophy. Shaniwar Wada: Located in the heart of Pune, this place speaks volumes of amazing architecture that was prevalent at those times and boasts of numerous fountains, enormous courtyards, lush green trees, blooming gardens, offices, residential quarters and audience halls. Pataleshwar Cave Temple : It is dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva and dates back to the 8th century AD. The structure of the temple has a striking resembles to the gorgeous rock-cut temples of Ellora. Vishrambaug Wada : This place has got the distinction of being the luxurious residence of Peshwa Bajirao II and is famous for its exquisite entrance and a beautifully carved wooden balcony placed just above the entrance gate.