Begin your journey at Gol Bagh (Lawrence Gardens), the heart of British-era Lahore, followed by the elegant Barracks Art Gallery and the red-brick charm of the Punjab University Old Wing. Visit the historic National College of Arts, admire the iconic Zamzama Cannon, and stroll through Tollinton Market and the Alfred Building, relics of 19th-century commerce. After lunch at the famed Pak Tea House, explore GM Chouhri & Sons, Holy Trinity Church, and the YMCA Building before pausing at the grand GPO. The day concludes at Shah Chirag with dinner and stay at the timeless Faletti’s Hotel, a true colonial gem.

Start the morning at E. Plomer & Co., then admire the architectural finesse of Nur Singh Das Building and Agha Shorish House. Explore the philanthropic legacy of Sir Ganga Ram Trust Building, the creative spirit of Amrita Sher-Gil House, and the stately Dayal Singh Mansion. After a delightful lunch at Bistro 201, continue to Lakshmi Mansion, Shahdin Manzil, and the Freemasons Lodge. Visit the Marble Pavilion and Summit Minar, symbols of Lahore’s artistic evolution, before ending the day at the Punjab Assembly. Return to Faletti’s Hotel for an evening of quiet reflection and fine colonial ambiance.

The day begins at Lawrence Garden, followed by the graceful Quaid-e-Azam Library and the exclusive Cosmopolitan Club, once a center of colonial social life. Drive past the imposing Governor House and the dignified Civil Services Academy, before pausing for lunch nearby. Later, explore Patiala House, the National School of Public Policy, and Aitchison College, masterpieces of Indo-Gothic and Edwardian architecture. Visit the Commissioner’s Office and conclude at the stately State Guest House, a reminder of Lahore’s administrative grandeur. Return to Faletti’s Hotel for dinner and an evening steeped in heritage.

Spend the final morning immersed in the treasures of the Lahore Museum, where colonial and pre-colonial art blend to narrate centuries of heritage. View architectural models, archival photographs, and artifacts that reflect Lahore’s transformation under the British Raj. Afterward, enjoy a farewell lunch at Bundu Khan Restaurant, tasting authentic Punjabi cuisine amid the city’s vibrant rhythm. This last day offers a reflective conclusion to a journey that celebrates Lahore’s colonial legacy—its architecture, its patrons like Sir Ganga Ram, and the timeless cultural dialogue between past and present.