A Tudor-style palace built in 1887 by Chamaraja Wodeyar. Inspired by Windsor Castle, it features fortified towers, wooden interiors, and lush gardens. Audio guides are available to explore its royal history.

Vidhan Soudha - A magnificent granite building and seat of Karnataka’s legislature. Known as the "Taj Mahal of South India," it showcases neo-Dravidian architecture and looks stunning for photography. Attara Kacheri - Located opposite Vidhana Soudha, this striking red colonial-era building (built in 1868) houses the High Court of Karnataka. Surrounded by greenery and a popular photo spot.

Built in the 18th century with teakwood arches, balconies, and frescoes. Once the summer retreat of Tipu Sultan, known as the "Tiger of Mysore." A museum inside displays weapons, artifacts, and paintings.

Originally built by Kempe Gowda in 1537 and later expanded by Tipu Sultan. Though only a small part remains today, the Delhi Gate and fort walls reflect Bangalore’s historic beginnings.

A 300-acre green oasis in the city with walking trails, statues, and heritage buildings. Perfect for a relaxed evening stroll, photography, or even a toy train ride for families.