Best places to visit in Bengaluru

A park with fountains, statues, flowers, trees, and greenery. There is a dedicated space for walking activities like skating and even a pet area. It has lots of benches to park yourself and enjoy the greenery.

El Palacio de Bangalore es un palacio real del siglo XIX construido por la dinastía Wodeyar, inspirado en el Castillo de Windsor de Inglaterra, que alberga fotografías icónicas, artefactos antiguos y elegantes candelabros, rodeado de exuberantes jardines y fuentes.

El Palacio de Verano de Tipu Sultan es una exquisita estructura indoislámica hecha de madera de teca, adornada con intrincados pilares tallados, arcos ornamentales, motivos florales y un gran salón de darbar, que sirve como museo mantenido por el Servicio Arqueológico de la India.

Vidyarthi Bhavan es un lugar emblemático conocido por su Benne Dosa, un dosa dorado con mantequilla crujiente por fuera y esponjoso por dentro, servido con masala de patata, así como su Rava Vada.

El Jardín Botánico de Lalbagh es un jardín botánico de 340 acres en el sur de Bangalore, hogar de más de 1000 especies de plantas, un invernadero del siglo XIX, un jardín de rosas, un jardín de topiarios, un jardín de loto y el lago Lalbagh, conocido por sus espectáculos florales y la roca de Lalbagh.

Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium conducts various shows that take you out of space, with visuals so good that you feel like you're sitting in an aircraft and exploring space.

Vidhana Soudha is the biggest legislative building of the Karnataka government and a must-see landmark to take a photo in front of.

A popular cafe known for its Thatte Idli which is topped with ghee and Pudi powder. It has many outlets in the city.

The Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum is suited for kids, where they can learn a lot through hands-on experiments.

A fort that was converted into a stone fort by Haider Ali and later taken over by his son, Tipu Sultan.

Shri Dodda Basawanna Temple is an old and famous temple in Bangalore, which is a sacred place for Lord Shiva's devotees.

Brahmin's Coffee Bar is a local favorite known for its traditional breakfast items and coffee.

An iconic and one of the oldest places in Bengaluru, open since the 1940s, known for its chicken omelet, mutton, and fish items.

Kempegoda International Airport is located quite far from Bangalore city, about 35 to 40 km, taking 1.5 to 2 hours to reach the city.

Church Street is a place to enjoy street food and nightlife, with many bars, pubs, and clubs open till late night.

Nandi Hills es una popular estación de montaña conocida por sus sinuosas carreteras, senderos escénicos e impresionantes amaneceres, ideal para amantes de la naturaleza y excursionistas.

El JW Marriott Bengaluru Prestige Golfshire Resort & Spa ofrece un suntuoso brunch dominical en Aviary, conocido como uno de los bufés más grandes de la India, que cuenta con más de 300 platos que cubren una impresionante variedad de cocina global, que incluye una sección de postres con alrededor de 20 a 30 variedades diferentes.

ISKCON Bangalore is considered the best-maintained ISKCON temple in the world, offering a quiet and sacred space with positive energy and a food court.

Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath is a place focused on art and culture where you can visit a museum, buy paintings, and often find a flea market, showcasing Karnataka's rich heritage.

Lal Bagh Botanical Garden is one of the biggest and most beautiful gardens of Bangalore, spread in 240 acres with attractions like Mies Garden, Glass House, Oldest Trees, and a Lotus Pond.

MTR (Mavalli Tiffin Rooms) is famous for its authentic South Indian meals and filter coffee.

Albert Bakery is known for its delicious baked goods and iconic mutton biryani.

Hotel Empire is famous for its late-night dining and delectable non-vegetarian dishes.

Bangalore city junction is one of the four railway stations in Bangalore with good connectivity from all the small and big cities.

Commercial Street is a place to find traditional and trendy outfits.