Must-see
landmarks.
From centuries-old palaces to modern art — Bengaluru's iconic destinations.
National Gallery of Modern Art
Over 500 exhibits spanning 150 years of Indian art. Housed in the historic Manikyavelu Mansion across 3.5 acres.
- 500+ artworks spanning 150 years
- Works by Raja Ravi Varma & Rabindranath Tagore
- Colonial-era Manikyavelu Mansion building
- Rotating temporary exhibitions
Bangalore Palace
A Tudor-style palace inspired by Windsor Castle, built in 1887. Fortified towers, battlements, and stunning woodwork.
- Tudor-style architecture inspired by Windsor Castle
- Built in 1887 by Chamaraja Wadiyar
- Royal portraits and antique furniture
- Fortified towers and ornate battlements
ISKCON Temple
One of the largest ISKCON temples globally, a stunning blend of Dravidian, Rajasthani, and modern architecture.
- One of the world's largest ISKCON temples
- Blend of Dravidian, Rajasthani & modern architecture
- Daily arati ceremonies and bhajans
- Vedic cultural centre and museum
Wonderla Amusement Park
South India's premier amusement park with 60+ rides, wave pools, and rain disco — perfect for all ages.
- 60+ land and water rides
- Wave pool and rain disco
- High-thrill rides like Recoil and Equinox
- Suitable for all age groups
Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace
An exquisite example of Indo-Islamic architecture, built in teak and adorned with floral motifs and murals.
- Exquisite Indo-Islamic teak architecture
- Intricate floral motifs and wall murals
- Built in 1791 by Tipu Sultan
- Archaeological Survey of India protected monument
Ulsoor Lake
A 125-acre urban oasis with boating, morning walks, and migratory birds. The city's quiet escape.
- 125-acre urban lake in central Bengaluru
- Boating and morning walking tracks
- Migratory birds in winter months
- Peaceful escape from city traffic
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