The palace of Sultan Tipu Sahab is situated on the Albert Victor Road which runs adjacent to Bangalore Medical College. It is a two-storied ornate wooden structure with exquisitely carved pillars, arches, and balconies.
The park complex includes a library, a museum, and an aquarium. The park is situated in the central administrative area of Bengaluru City. The park offers a relaxed and natural environment with trees and plants.
The Only Place is a casual dining restaurant perfect for Lunch. It serves American and Continental cuisine. The average cost for two people is INR 1000 and is known for its steaks and burgers.
Bangalore Palace, a palace located in Bengaluru, was built in the year 1878 in the Tudor-style architecture by the then king of Mysore - Chamarajendra Wadiyar X. It could be quite a task to visit the entire palace with its rich history and collectibles.
Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum is a must-visit for science enthusiasts. Spread over an area of 4 acres, the museum is named after the engineer-statesman "Sir M. Visvesvaraya". It houses a large range of exhibits that display scientific principles.
The Ulsoor lake is a serene and pleasant place to end the day. Here, you could either relax by the water, take a swim or indulge in boating activities. The lake could get busy at times but is one of the lesser-crowded spots in the city.
If you have more time, you can opt for visiting the HAL Aerospace Museum, the Lalbagh Botanical Garden or the ISKCON temple resort. If you have less time, you can remove the Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace, or Bangalore Palace from the itinerary. Try to cover all destinations on foot or by a rental vehicle like a car or bike, hire a local guide if you are interested in learning about historical significance and stories behind the attractions.