Hop on a Bicycle rickshaw and pass through the city’s picturesque colleges and universities.

Begin your Old Delhi food walk from the Chandni Chowk.

Try the hot, soft and juicy jalebis at the Old Delhi Famous Jalebi Wala.

Visit the Paranthe Wali Gali, which has around three shops selling deep fried stuffed bread, locally known as Parathas.

Try Kachoris and aloo subzi (potato dish) at JB Kachori Wala, aka Jung Bahadur Kachori Wala. 

Go to Kedarnath Premchand Halwai who offers flavoursome Indian sweets garnished with saffron, pistachio and almonds. 

Proceed to Kanwarji's- an age-old tradition that began in Chandi Chowk in the 18th-century.

Try Dahi Bhalle (cooling yoghurt based savoury snack) and Aloo Tikki (fried potato dumplings in different flavours) at Natraj Cafe.

Taste fresh samosas, rabdi, gulaab jaamun and sweet flavoured milk in a local sweet shop.

Visit the world-famous spice market, where you can shop for the spices.

Stop at an Emporium to see a wide range of woodcarving, painting, sculpture and other art pieces.