A gentle stroll along the Mall Road from the doorstep of The Oberoi Cecil, Shimla provides the perfect opportunity to spot British colonial architecture, shop for Himachali goods and much more. Spend some time browsing at Lakkar Bazaar for locally made pure wool shawls and handcrafted wooden souvenirs. Sample some local beers at the Brew Estate, the first microbrewery in this area. Or opt a coffee and something to eat at Cafe Simla Times. Fronted by a Fiat 100 with a wide al fresco terrace, this is a lovely place to stop for a while. If you would prefer something with more heritage style, you can always pop into Clarkes: A Grand Heritage Hotel since 1898, for some warm hospitality and something delicious to eat along the way. Take in some heritage culture at the 19th century neo gothic Christ Church or at Gaiety Theatre, a restored gothic theatre with an art gallery and an exhibition hall. Or get out of the city on a cable car to Jakhoo Hill and enjoy panoramic Himalayan views from the highest peak in Shimla.
Jakhoo Hill is the highest peak in Shimla. Standing at 2,438 metres, it offers a fantastic perspective...
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ExploreSecond child until maximum age of 12 years will be accommodated in the same room at additional supplement. The additional amount is not included in the room price mentioned and shall be payable at the hotel during check-out.
400 AED (including tax)
250 AED (including tax)