Faisal Masjid is the sixth-largest mosque in the world. Established in the late 80s, it’s the national Masjid of Pakistan and welcomes over a million visitors each year. This popular attraction offers a glimpse of contemporary Islamic architecture, and its design resembles a Bedouin tent.

Find shopping paradise at Centarus Mall, a sleek shopping center in the heart of the city. You’ll find a wide variety of international stores, plenty of dining options, and entertainment for the whole family in the cinema or amusement park.

This iconic monument is a must-visit in Islamabad. Inspired traditional Muqarnas of Islamic architecture, each petal represents Pakistan’s different cultures, symbolizing the unity of the Pakistani people. The museum offers different exhibits focused on Pakistan’s heritage, art, and rich history.

Uncover Pakistani history and culture at this museum on the Shakarparian Hills. There are several exhibition halls, each with a different focus. Discover history, cultural handicrafts, music, and more. It’s also home to different cultural institutions.

Explore local ancient history at the Taxila Museum. The museum is home to a significant collection of Gandharan art and archeological artifacts dating back to 600 or 700 BC. Most of the collection was discovered at the surrounding archeological sites, making Taxila a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

For a break from the city, head to the sprawling Murree Hills, a quiet mountain resort town just northeast of Islamabad. The rolling hills are the perfect spot for hiking, trekking, or admiring the picturesque landscapes. There’s plenty to do from shopping or dining to outdoor activities.