Bundi Palace: Bundi palace is an ideal example of Rajput architecture and has some wonderful frescoes. 

Nawal Sagar: This lake, visible from the fort has a temple dedicated to Varuna, the water god submerged into water at the center of the lake. One can see the reflection of the fort and various palaces of the city in this lake.

Eighty Four Pillared Cenotaph: Established by Rao Anirudh, this memorial has 84 pillars in a single cenotaph and a Shivlinga. 

Chattar Mahal or Palace of Towers: The most attractive feature of the palace is the Hazari Pole while one must also see Naubat Khana, Hathi Pole and the Diwaan-e-Aam during his visit to the palace. 

Kshar Bagh: It is an ancient garden near the Shikar Burj with a fascinating chatri and was visited by ancient rulers and their families. 

Phool Sagar: The present residence of the former ruler, this palace has an artificial tank and pictorial garden. 

Raniji ki Baori: Rani Nathawati constructed this 46 m deep well in the year 1699 AD. It has a superb gate and some beautiful carving. 

Chitrashala: This palace is famous for elaborate colorful paintings on the walls depicting scenes from Raasleela and the Raagmala. It also has a fascinating pavilion and a gallery of miniature frescoes. 

Ratan Daulat: Rao Raja Ratan Singh established this place and it is a structure forming stable for nine horses and elephants. 

Shikar Burj: It was the favorite hunting venue for the rulers of Bundi. It is now been converted into a renowned picnic spot. 

Sukh Mahal: It is a fascinating summer palace located on the Sukh Sagar Lake and is surrounded by lush green gardens. It is believed that an old tunnel connects this place to the old palace of Bundi. 

Taragarh: This place was established in 1354 AD. The fort is one of the most impressive forts of Rajasthan. Perched on a thickly wooded hill is a marvelous white fort, with a huge reservoir, which once supplied water to the palace.