Start your day off with a peaceful visit to Frere Hall, a historical building and park located in the heart of Karachi city. Built in 1865, the Hall has witnessed many events throughout the history of Pakistan. The architecture and the lush green gardens make this place a great spot for pictures and a calm start to your day.
Mohatta Palace is a 20th-century palace built by a wealthy business magnate. It’s a perfect blend of Islamic, European and Indian architecture. The Palace now functions as a museum showcasing exhibitions from different artists, communities and cultural heritage. The Palace also has a pink stone gate opening onto the sea, providing an excellent view of the shoreline.
Burns Road Food Street is a bustling street filled with the aroma of spices and grilled meat. It’s a perfect place to indulge in the traditional Pakistani cuisine. You can try Biryani, Seekh Kebabs, Nihari, and more, all at affordable prices.
Established in 1950, it’s the largest museum in Pakistan with a vast collection of artifacts and objects from various cultures throughout the east. Take an insightful tour through the heritage of Pakistan and learn about the traditions, customs, and religious beliefs of different regions.
End your day at Karachi's most popular and beautiful beach. The Arabian Sea and the golden sand make it a perfect spot for relaxation. The beach is crowded during the weekends, so you should consider going during the weekday. Make sure to visit the Karachi icon, the Churna Island, located in the Arabian sea, while watching the stunning sunset over the horizon.
If you have additional time, you can visit the Empress Market, Quaid-e-Azam House Museum, and Port Grand. If you have less time, consider skipping Mohatta Palace and visit the Dolmen Mall instead, which is just ten minutes away from Clifton Beach. Make sure to stay hydrated and take sunscreen and sunglasses with you, as Karachi’s weather can be very humid and hot.