Inspired by Windsor Castle, this 19th-century palace features stunning Tudor-style architecture, fortified towers, and wood carvings

Famous for its glass house (inspired by London's Crystal Palace) and biannual flower shows (January and August). It houses over 1,000 species of flora.

One of Bengaluru's oldest churches, renowned for its Gothic architecture and stained-glass windows.

An ornate teakwood palace built in 1791, showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture and the history of the "Tiger of Mysore."

Spread across 300 acres in the heart of the city, it’s perfect for morning walks and is home to the State Central Library and several museums.

The seat of the state legislature, this massive granite building is a magnificent example of Neo-Dravidian architecture. (Best viewed in the evening when illuminated).

Famous for its massive monolithic Nandi statue in Basavanagudi.