Cubbon Park, set in the heart of Bangalore, is the perfect place to begin your day. With beautiful contrasting flora, lakes, and monuments it offers a serene yet refreshing walk amidst lush greenery. The beautiful statues, magnificent buildings and a plethora of flora and fauna make it Bangalore's most important landmark.
Tipu Sultan’s Palace and Bangalore Fort are both historical landmarks that offer a glimpse into Bangalore’s rich past. Built-in 1537 by Kempe Gowda, Bangalore Fort was later expanded by Tipu Sultan in the 18th century. Within the fort compound is the two-story Summer Palace of Tipu Sultan with teak columns, floral motifs, and frescoes that depict Tipu’s victories over the British. As a landmark of historic, architectural and cultural importance, it is one of Bangalore’s most popular tourist spots.
Lalbagh Botanical Gardens is a beautiful 240-acre garden and one of the oldest botanical gardens in India. It is famous for its Glass House, which was modeled on the Crystal Palace in London and is used to host flower shows (bi-annual) and other events. With over 1800 species of plants, it is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, photographers, and a place to unwind and relax amidst nature's beauty.
Located in the Basavanagudi locality, Gandhi Bazaar is one of Bangalore's oldest markets. The market is famous for its wide variety of traditional and authentic south Indian products, especially sweets and savouries. Alongside local snacks and spices, the market is also a great place to purchase silk sarees, jewellery and handicrafts.
St. Mary's Basilica Church is one of the most renowned churches in Bangalore city, located in the Shivajinagar neighbourhood. Built-in 1882, this beautiful Gothic style church is famous for its stained glass windows and has been recognized as a historical monument by the government of Karnataka.
This is a perfect spot for snacking and food lovers, offering a wide variety of snacks and cuisines from south Indian dosas, chaats, sandwiches to north Indian chaat and sweets. This bustling food street is a must-visit and popular among locals and tourists alike.
If you have more time, you can visit the Bangalore Palace, Bannerghatta National Park, Bull Temple, or the Innovative Film City. Be mindful of the famous Bangalore traffic, so plan accordingly. Be sure to bring sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes for the walk in Cubbon Park. VV Puram food street will be the perfect spot to end your day by satisfying your hunger pangs. Change and look for other options per your convenience.