Our Favourite Instagrammable Spots In Bangalore

Graffiti Church street

Street art is one of the purest forms of self-expression one can see in a city. Bangalore has great street art and the metro near Church Street boasts some of the wackiest and off-beat art the city has to offer.

KR Flower Market

You need to arrive at KR Flower Market as early as 4 am to get the best shots. It’s an absolute sight to see the whole street come to life with vendors selling colourful orchids, marigolds, jasmines and more.

Bengaluru Logo

Bangalore is the first city in the country to get a logo of its own. A crowdsourced design, the Bengaluru red and black logo is made up with the English and Kannada script. The one at Cubbon Park, however, features collages of various aspects of Karnataka’s architecture and festivals. It’s one for the feed.

National Gallery Of Modern Art (NGMA)

Located on a sprawling 3.5 acres of land, the NGMA is housed in a colonial-style residential building. With 500 plus modern artworks, grassy lawns, ponds, and huge trees – there is plenty to gawk at.

JustBeCafe

JustBe Cafe is a chill cafe to unwind at thanks to its location in the residential Sadashiv Nagar. The set-up is pretty, with a little garden space, a warm foyer that has an old-school book shelf, simple wooden tables and colourful metal chairs. Plenty for the feed? Without doubt, yes!

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Kaze

Kaze is the highest restaurant and bar in the city and the perfect spot to catch the scenic beauty of Bangalore during the day and night. #ViewsForDays

Pottery Town

If you want to capture the rustic, old-world charm of Bangalore, your search ends here. The place is known for its beautiful pottery laid out for everyone to admire. We don’t need to tell you how much this would add to your pictures.