General

• Governor's House
• Dean Center
• Peshawar Garrison Club
• Aviator's Station - The site where freedom fighters of 1857 independence movement were blown from guns.
• Kotla Mohsin Khan - The residence of Mazullah Khan, Seventeenth century Pashtu poet.
• Durrani Graveyard
• Para Training School

Forts

• Bala Hisar Fort
• Burj Hari Singh - Sikh fort founded by Sikh General Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa (no longer exists)

Colonial Monuments

• Bara Bridge built by Mughal rulers in 1629.
• Chowk Yadgar - Formerly Hastings memorial
• Cunningham clock tower built in 1900. Called Ghanta Ghar
• Avitabile's Pavillion
• Edwardes School - The residence of Yar Mohammad Khan, the last Durrani Governor of Peshawar

Buddhist

• Gor Khuttree - An ancient site of Buddha's alms or begging bowl. Headquarter of Syed Ahmad Shaheed, Governor Avitabile
• Pakhtu Academy - Tthe site of an ancient Buddhist University
• Shah Ji Ki Dheri - he site of Kanishka's famous Buddhist monastery.

Hindu/Sikh

• Panch Tirath - An ancient Hindu site now converted into a park
• Sikh Temple at Jogan Shah

Mausoleums

• Tomb of Sheikh Imamuddin (d.1650) at Palosi Piran.
• Tomb of Rahman Baba (d.1706)
• Tomb of Akhund Darweza (d.1638)
• Tomb of Sheikh Sultan Baba
• Mausoleum of Nawab Sayed Khan
• Ziarat of Ashab Baba
• Burj-e-Roshnai

Parks

• Wazir Bagh - Laid in 1802, by Fatteh Khan, Prime Minister of Shah Mahmud Khan.
• Ali Mardan Khan Gardens - Formerly Company bagh now Khalid bin Waleed Park.
• Shahi Bagh- A small portion of which constitutes the currrent site of Arbab Niaz Stadium.

Mosques

• Mohabbat Khan Mosque
• Ganj Ali Khan Mosque
• Qasim Ali Khan Mosque
• Sethi Mohallah
• Sonehri Masjid

Museums

• Peshawar Museum (Victoria Memorial Hall)