the palace was nice but the tickets were way to costly and the building was poorly maintained. still a nice place to visit

If you want to waste your hard earned money then pls visit. After spending 10 years in Bangalore, i visited Bangalore Palace for the first time. And it was not worth to invest time and money for this place. I never had regret that i...More

As has been mentioned by lot of reviewers, the entry tickets are extremely expensive if you plan to do photography. It will cost around Rupees1000 and there is not much to explore.

The palace itself was very easily accessed. It is situated at the heart of Bangalore city. You won't miss it. It is highly recommended to rent this audio guide. Henceforth you can feel as if they're taking you to a time travel back in the...More

Maharaja woodyar family come and live here on holidays The richness of the life and hospitality has been listened to from e guided tour Chandramukhi film was shot here Women were respected during the days and lots of park in front also enthrals

History of Bengaluru and its ancient rulers, their palaces, its heritage everything is interesting to know. We get a radio device to listen at every point of the palace, which tells its significance and its history in detail. Entry fee was a little expensive, but...More

The Bangalore Palace tour was just okay. As other folks have commented already, let me just reinforce. The exterior is cool and eye pleasing with neat turrets and a style that makes a traveler like me "just have to see". The interior starts off with...More

In my experience of visiting Indian cultural sites, this one was really underwhelming. The history of the palace is interesting, but limited access and the small scale of the surviving palace (or the part available to visitors) did little to enliven that history. Certainly a...More

Its one of the famous places in Bengaluru for tourists. Nice and beautiful palace, big gardens and ample of space for clicking pics

A bit costly entry fee. but one time is good to see the palace and park etc. Better to visit during afternoons and stay till evening to see the evening view of the palace as well.