Historical & Religious Places in Badaun
- Jama Masjid - Built in 1223 A.D. by Illtumish.
- Birua Bari Mandir, Shayam nagar.
- An immense Badaun fort (Nawab Ikhlas khan ka Makbaraa) in Jawaharpuri.
- Hazrat Khwaja Nizamuddin Auliya's house in Syedwada where he was born.
- Choti Ziyarat. It is the monument of Hazrat Badrauddin Rahmatullah Alhay.
- Badi Ziyarat (It is a Dargah 'mazar sariff' of Wali of Allah, Hazrat Sultan Arfiin Rahamtullah)
- Banno Buwa Ziyarat (It is a Dargah 'mazar sariff' of Maa Banno Bua}
- The palace of ohia, built by the royal family of sahaspur bilari in 1812.
- Remains of Sheikhupur Fort, Sheikhupur, Badaun
- Mumtaz Mahal's sister's mausoleum, Sheikhupur, Badaun
- Emperor Jahangir's foster son's mausoleum Sheikhupur, Badaun
- Khukari village near dataganj 100 km from bareilly
- Farshori tola
- Ruins of many mughal monuments
- Sarsota in Sahaswan
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