Tipu Sultan's Palace and Fort: This magnificent fort was originally built by Chikkadeva Raya and later reconstructed in Indo-Islamic architecture as a summer home for Tipu Sultan. The building is popular for its stunning figures, paintings, intricate wood carving, ornamental pillars, and beautiful balconies.

Bangalore Palace: Taking an inspiration from the England's Windsor Castle, Chamaraja Wodeyar of Bangalore, constructed this palace in the year 1884. The building is made in Tudor style with Gothic windows, wood carvings, and turrets that reflects the stunning architecture of the ancient period. It has beautiful large gardens and halls, used to organize exhibitions and concerts.

Lalbagh Botanical Gardens: Lalbagh Botanical Garden is famous for a reason! This majestic glass house was constructed by Haider Ali and later modified by Tipu Sultan. It houses approximately 1800 species of plants, herbs, and trees, including a rare collection of tropical and sub-tropical plants. This garden got its name from a collection of red roses that bloom all the year round.

Ulsoor Lake: This beautiful lake is spread over an area of 125 acres and it is one of the biggest lakes in Bangalore. It offers many recreational activities such as swimming and boating to make tourists enjoy each and every moment of their trip in a delightful manner.

Vidana Soudha: Vidana Soudha is Bangalore's most important building, housing the state legislature of Karnataka. It is constructed in the Neo-Dravidian style with intricate woodwork on doors and cabinet rooms, that are made of Sandalwood and Rosewood from Mysore. The building lights up in the evening and looks absolutely stunning.