Baroda History | Baroda Sightseeing

Formerly the seat of the Gaekwad dynasty, a Maratha clan which ruled over it from the mid-18th century till 1947, the erstwhile princely state of Baroda (also known as Vadodara), is today best known for its heritage and historic university. Often described as the cultural capital of Gujarat, much of modern Baroda was shaped by
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Sayajirao III, a far-sighted ruler in the late 19th century who patronised art and music, introduced free primary education, and established institutions such as the Bank of Baroda, a railway system and the university. The city's beautiful old quarter filled with heritage buildings, and the historical city of Champaner - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - located an hour's drive out of town, provide a fascinating insight into the past and will prove irresistible for history and culture buffs.