Originally built in 1878, the Bangalore Palace is a magnificent structural marvel of Tudor-style architecture. Wander down the regal corridors of the palace, take in the beautiful paintings and antique furniture. The main hall is one of the most impressive places to visit here with its elegant chandeliers grand staircase and wall paintings.
Spread over an area of 240 acres, Lal Bagh is one of the most serene and beautiful places in Bangalore. Stroll through the various sections of the gardens which house a collection of rare tropical and sub-tropical plants, an aquarium, and a serene lake.
Built entirely out of teakwood, Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace is an architectural gem. The palace boasts intricate carvings and a peaceful courtyard, which was used to conduct the durbar. A small museum is located here which houses the personal belongings of Tipu Sultan.
If you have extra time, there are a plethora of top-rated restaurants in the city offering a range of culinary experiences like Nagarjuna for Andhra-style biryanis and Chutney Chang for some fine dining experience. You can also consider visiting Cubbon Park or Nandi hills for some scenic views and trekking options. If you have less time, skip the Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace and spend more time at Lal Bagh Gardens.