Parks & Greenery
Craft Beer Culture
Legendary Tiffins
Modern India Center
Capture the soul of Bangalore through these three immersive days.
Built in 1887, this palace looks inspired by Windsor Castle. Arrive at 10 AM. The audioguide is actually very good here. Check out the ballroom and the quirky 'Hunting Room'. Entry: ₹230 for Indians.
Visit the massive Glass House (inspired by London's Crystal Palace). If you're here in January or August, don't miss the Flower Show. The 240-acre park is perfect for a peaceful walk.
MTR (Mavalli Tiffin Rooms) (Legendary for their Rava Idli and Filter Coffee. Go to the original Lalbagh Road branch. Expect a queue—it's part of the experience).
The seat of the state legislature. It's best viewed from the outside at night when it's magnificently lit up. Access to the inside is restricted, but the architecture is majestic.
A massive 'lung' of the city. Walk through the bamboo groves and see the stunning red gothic building of the State Central Library. A top Place for Photos in Bangalore.
16th-century temple featuring a massive monolith of Nandi (the bull). One of the oldest parts of Bangalore. The surrounding market is great for local life.
Toit or The Biere Club (Bangalore is the Craft Beer capital of India. Spend your evening at one of the old-school breweries. Toit in Indiranagar is a local favorite).
Bangalore's most luxury address. High-end brands meet boutique cafes. Great for window shopping and seeing the affluent side of the city. One of the top Places to Visit.
The commercial heartbeat. Explore the bookstores (like Blossom Book House—a bibliophile's dream) and the many street-facing cafes. A premier Place for Photos.
Sunny's, Lavelle Road (A Bangalore institution for continental food. Perfect for a quiet final lunch. Or Nagarjuna for legendary Andhra Meals).
Essential knowledge for the heart of Modern India.