
Bangalore Palace
A Tudor Revival palace modelled on Windsor Castle, built from the 1870s and later owned by the Mysore Wadiyars; part of it is open for ticketed visits.
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A Tudor Revival palace modelled on Windsor Castle, built from the 1870s and later owned by the Mysore Wadiyars; part of it is open for ticketed visits.

A large hilltop Krishna temple complex on Chord Road, opened in 1997, with a gold-plated flagpost and shikhara and six shrines; visitors get free prasadam.

India's first aerospace museum, set up by Hindustan Aeronautics in 2001, with aircraft and helicopters on display, simulators and a history of Indian aviation. Upgraded with new interactive exhibits in April 2026.

One of Bengaluru's oldest and busiest shopping streets, near MG Road and Russell Market, selling clothes, footwear, jewellery and more along the main road and its side lanes.

The flagship of a vegetarian restaurant that began in 1924 and has run from its Art Deco building on Lalbagh Road since 1959. It is widely credited with inventing the rava idli.

A short, pedestrianised stretch near Sajjan Rao Circle lined with vegetarian street-food stalls, sweet shops and juice counters, revamped by the city corporation and busiest in the evenings.

The first outlet of Toit, a brewpub running since 2010 on Indiranagar's 100 Feet Road, pouring its own beers alongside wood-fired pizzas.

Karnataka's legislature building, a granite Neo-Dravidian landmark completed in 1956. KSTDC runs booked 90-minute walks inside on select weekends, covering the Grand Steps and the Assembly area.