Step into the world of science and technology museums in India’s Silicon Valley. The collection contains interactive exhibits on solar power, engines, and space technology, with plenty of information on science and design to quench your curiosity. The museum is a perfect place for an educational trip with friends and family.
Built-in 1956, this is one of the most impressive landmarks in the city and home to the legislative chambers of the Karnataka state government. The architecture of the building is a mix of traditional Indian and modern styles and is lit up beautifully in the evenings. Admission to the building is not allowed to the public, and tourists can only admire it from the outside.
Located in the heart of the city, Cubbon Park is an oasis of peace and greenery amidst the chaos of the city. You can take a walk or cycle around the park, admire the beautiful flowers and shrubs, and spot the occasional bird. The best time to visit is early in the morning or late in the evening for a pleasant stroll.
The Bangalore palace is a private palace built by the Wadiyar dynasty. Visitors can tour the Palace’s interiors and get a glimpse of royal life. The Palace has a unique mixture of Scottish Gothic and Tudor architecture with impressive woodcarvings and paintings. Enjoy your visit with the detailed audio guide that's available.
The National Gallery of Modern Art showcases the finest collection of Indian art, including paintings, carpets, and sculptures from leading artists of India. Don’t miss the famous painting collection of Raja Ravi Verma and Abanindranath Tagore. The gallery is closed on Mondays and public holidays.
For an afternoon of shopping in Bangalore's bustling shopping district, browse around Commercial Street, one of the most famous commercial areas in the city. Try out street-side snacks and stalls with an array of local and international offerings. Bargain hard to get a fair price for clothing and accessories!
This botanical garden has an impressive collection that includes rare plants brought from different countries. Get lost in the greenery or take a relaxing picnic in the park’s vast expanse of greenery. Admission fee may apply on national holidays and weekends.
This two-story palace was once owned by the celebrated Indian ruler Tipu Sultan. Marvel at the intricate carvings and paintings that adorn the walls, and explore the palace’s surrounding gardens. You'll also discover an outstanding collection of armaments, weapons, and musical instruments.
End your trip by satisfying your taste buds with a South Indian breakfast staple, Masala Dosa from Vidyarthi Bhavan, a must-stop place and an iconic restaurant that has been serving its famous dosas since 1943. Enjoy the old-world ambiance and flavors that a true Bangalorean swears by.
If you have more than three days in Bangalore, consider visiting the Innovative Film City, ISKCON Bangalore, or the Bannerghatta National Park. For art lovers, visit the Venkatappa Art Gallery, or if you wish to witness traditional Indian village culture, visit the Vishwa Shanti Ashram. Conversely, If you have less than three days, skip visiting Vidhana Soudha, skip shopping at Commercial Street and add a train ride Nama Metro to your itinerary!