Lalbagh Botanical Garden
ParkA 240-acre garden with over 1,800 plant species, a Victorian glasshouse, and a 3,000-million-year-old Precambrian rock formation at its centre.
5 destinations · Green line · Bengaluru
Lalbagh Metro Station gives you walkable access to 5 destinations, including Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Mavalli Tiffin Rooms (MTR), Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace. Most are free or under ₹100 to enter.
A 240-acre garden with over 1,800 plant species, a Victorian glasshouse, and a 3,000-million-year-old Precambrian rock formation at its centre.
Since 1924, MTR has served Bengaluru's most celebrated masala dosa, rava idli, and filter coffee in a no-frills traditional South Indian setting.
An ornate 18th-century teakwood palace built by Hyder Ali and completed by Tipu Sultan, featuring intricate floral frescoes across two floors.
The remnants of a mud fort originally built by Kempe Gowda in 1537, later rebuilt in stone by Hyder Ali and historically significant in Bengaluru's founding.
A colonial-era covered market built in 1927, selling fresh vegetables, meat, fish, flowers, and spices in a vibrant labyrinthine setting.
Enter Lalbagh Botanical Garden via the South Gate at 6 AM for the best light and fewest crowds. Follow the path to the Glass House and the ancient volcanic rock formation. Exit via the North Gate and walk to Mavalli Tiffin Rooms (MTR) for the legendary masala dosa breakfast. Finish at the Russell Market for fresh produce and flowers.
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Yes — Lalbagh Metro Station (Green Line) is the most convenient way to reach Lalbagh Botanical Garden. The South Gate entrance is a 4-minute walk from Exit 2.
Within a 20-minute walk you can visit MTR restaurant (iconic South Indian breakfast), Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace, Bangalore Fort, and Russell Market — a half-day covering food, history, and nature.
Near Lalbagh Metro Station you can visit Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Mavalli Tiffin Rooms (MTR), Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace — all within 14 minutes walk from the station exit.
Yes. The Lalbagh cluster has 5 destinations covering parks, culture, food, and heritage within a walkable radius. No cab or auto is needed for most of them.
Many attractions near Lalbagh are free or low-cost. 1 of the 5 venues listed here have free entry.