
Freedom Park
A 21-acre public park on the site of the old Bangalore Central Jail, opened in 2008, where the barracks, watch tower and gallows area are kept alongside lawns and the city's main protest ground.
Why it’s here: Free
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A 21-acre public park on the site of the old Bangalore Central Jail, opened in 2008, where the barracks, watch tower and gallows area are kept alongside lawns and the city's main protest ground.
Why it’s here: Free

A Vijayanagara-style shrine on Bull Temple Road, said to date to 1537, built around a monolithic granite Nandi about 15 ft tall and 20 ft long.
Why it’s here: Free

Roughly 300-acre park laid out in 1870 in the city centre, with 6,000+ trees, the red Seshadri Iyer Memorial Hall (State Central Library) and the 1864 Attara Kacheri (Karnataka High Court) at its edge.
Why it’s here: Free

Bengaluru's big wholesale flower market, where temples, weddings and florists buy marigold, mallige (jasmine), roses, chrysanthemum and kanakambara in bulk before dawn.
Why it’s here: Free

Ministry of Culture modern art gallery in the restored Manikyavelu Mansion, a former merchant's bungalow on a 3.5-acre site, open since February 2009.
Why it’s here: Up to ₹20

240-acre botanical garden run by Karnataka's Horticulture Department, begun by Hyder Ali around 1760, with an 1889 glass house and the 3,000-million-year-old Lalbagh Rock topped by a Kempegowda watchtower.
Why it’s here: Up to ₹30

A planetarium run by the Bangalore Association for Science Education since 1989, with a dome sky theatre, an outdoor science park and regular astronomy talks and stargazing evenings.
Why it’s here: Up to ₹100

Science museum opened by Nehru in 1962 and run by the National Council of Science Museums, with an Engine Hall, a 1:1 Wright Flyer model with simulator, Science on a Sphere and a Taramandal.
Why it’s here: Up to ₹100

A vegetarian tiffin room in Malleshwaram dating to the 1920s, also called Shri Sagar, known above all for its butter-laden benne masala dosa.
Why it’s here: Up to ₹150

Five-floor, ~44,000 sq ft private museum opened February 2023, with 20,000+ artworks across six departments, a sculpture courtyard, a research library and tactile and audio-guided access.
Why it’s here: Up to ₹150

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.
Why it’s here: Up to ₹460