The common areas of the Sheraton feel a little tired compared to the opulence of some of its peers, but an extensive renovation programme means that it's catching up fast. As a result, rooms vary according to price - from slightly old-fashioned to the glitzy Tower Rooms, possibly the swankiest hotel rooms currently on offer in the city. Elsewhere in the hotel there are five restaurants, the usual pool/health-club combination and an excellent branch of Liberty Books.
Sheraton Hotel
Karachi
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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This curiously shaped mausoleum is a monument to Pakistan's founder, Mohammed Ali Jinnah. It's set at the top of a stepped pyramid in a small park. Built…
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Defence Housing Authority Mosque (Masjid-i-Tuba)
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Surely Pakistan's most eccentric mosque, the Defence Housing Authority Mosque is a truly odd structure that was built in the late 1960s. The low-slung…
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Karachi Metropolitan Development Corporation Building
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Many of the city's most architecturally interesting British Raj buildings are now used as government offices and aren't so easily accessible for…
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The display here includes a two-million-year-old Stone Age axe recovered from the Potwar Plateau and other artefacts from around Pakistan. There's an…
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Near the Ziarat of Abdullah Shah Gazi is the Mohatta Palace, another residence of Jinnah's sister Fatima, a fine British Raj building that has enjoyed a…
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British spiritual needs were well served in Karachi, and its churches provide some of Karachi's finest remaining examples of British Raj architecture. The…
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On a hill above Clifton Beach is the Ziarat of Abdullah Shah Gazi, a green-domed shrine dedicated to a 9th-century Sufi. Qawwali (Islamic devotional…
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Also known as Quaid-i-Azam House, the imposing British Raj mansion Flag Staff House was once owned by Mohammed Ali Jinnah. It was built over 100 years ago…
Nearby Karachi attractions
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Many of the city's most architecturally interesting British Raj buildings are now used as government offices. They include Frere Hall.
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British spiritual needs were well served in Karachi, and its churches provide some of Karachi's finest remaining examples of British Raj architecture. The…
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Also known as Quaid-i-Azam House, the imposing British Raj mansion Flag Staff House was once owned by Mohammed Ali Jinnah. It was built over 100 years ago…
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In Flag Staff House, this museum is beautifully maintained. You can see Jinnah and Fatima's private apartments, with period furniture and accessories -…
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The Sindh Assembly Building is worth a look for it's architectural features.
7. National Museum of Pakistan
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The display here includes a two-million-year-old Stone Age axe recovered from the Potwar Plateau and other artefacts from around Pakistan. There's an…
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The Anglican St Andrew's Church has services at 09:00 every Sunday.