Sasjjan Niwas Garden:- There is a garden and a zoo to see. A toy train in also  available for children.

 Dudh Talai Garden:- This is a beautiful section of Lake Pichola near sunset point to  the side of Machala Mangra hill. There are two gardens in it Manikya Lal Verma  Garden & Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay.

 Jagdish Mandir:- Built by Maharana Jagat Singh in 1651 dedicated to lord Vishnu.

 City Palace:- It is 244 meters in height built by later rules

   a. City Palace Museum – It is new preserved as a museum.

   b. Durbar Hall – It is the grandest chamber in Udaipur.

   c. Crystal Gallery – It contains more than 600 rare objects collected.

   d. Government Museum – This museum is governed by the State Area Logical         Department.

   e. Bagore Ki Haveli – It is decorated by Frescoes, Mirror and Glass inlay work         and a profusion of Balconies, Jharokhas and a unique Fountain.

 Lake Pichola:- This scenic lake is surrounded by palaces Temples, Ghats & Hills.  Rising from the lake are two island palaces of Jag Niwas and Jag Mandir.

 Fateh Sagar Lake:- The fine lake is connected by small canal with Pichola and  Sawaroop Sagar. Nehru Island Park is about 2160 square feet comprises is many  pyramids shape and channel type fountains it can be compared those of the  Vrindawan Gardens of Maysore.

 Pratap Memorial (Moti Mangri):- An impressive bronze statue of Maharana Pratap  on his horse stands at the at the top.

 Sahelion Ki Bari :- The fountains of  Sahelion Ki Bari function solely by water  pressure. There is good Lawns, Flower Beds, Pools etc.

 Shilpgram:- Craftmen’s village is a living ethnographic museum depicting diversities  of Crafts, Art, Culture of different Indian States.

 Sajjangarh:- It is known as a mansoon  palace. One can enjoy sunset and forest  here.

 Ahar’s Archeological Museum:- About 2 km. east of the Udaipur are the remains  of the ancient human culture and civilization. Ahar village was the capital of Sisodia  dynasty.

 Nagda:- The ancient site back to the 6th century. A excursions of places nearby  Udaipur with interesting architecture and carvings.

 Ekling Ji (22 km. North):- Complex with 108 temples within it’s high walks. The  temple is dedicated to lord Shiva “The Persisting Deity” of Mewar rules.

 Kankroli and Rajsamand (65 km North):- An important temple of Dwarkadish  and Artificial Lake.

 Haldi Ghati(40 km.):- This are was the site of the battle of 1576 between Rana  Pratap and Akbar.

 Kumbhalgarh (84 km.):- Built by Rana Kumbha in 15th century. Within its complex  there are Palaces, Temples and Water Resources.

 Rankpur (96 km. North West):- In Rankpur boasts one of the India’s finest Jain  temple dedicated to Adinath Ji.

 Gokunda:- (35 km North West):- The palace of Maharana Pratap’s Raj Tilak.

 Rishbhdeo Ji (64 km. South):- An important pilgrimage of both Hindus & Jains.

 Jaisamand (48 km.):- Measuring 14 km. by 8 km. one of the largest man made  lakes of Asia.

 Chavand (60 km.):- There is a finest statue of Pratap.