Bangalore Palace: A Timeless Architectural Marvel BY PATHBEAT.IN
Royal Beginnings
Commissioned by Maharaja Chamarajendra Wadiyar in 1874, Bangalore Palace was designed as a summer retreat, inspired by England’s Windsor Castle.
Tudor Revival Architecture
Built in the Tudor Revival style, the palace features fortified towers, battlements, and Roman arches, giving it a medieval European charm.
Opulent Interiors
The palace boasts Victorian-era furniture, elaborate wooden carvings, floral motifs, stained glass windows, and grand chandeliers, reflecting royal extravagance.
The Grand Durbar Hall
A palace highlight, the Durbar Hall showcases woodwork, a massive elephant head, stained glass, and a screen for royal women’s viewings.
The Palace Grounds
Spanning 454 acres, the palace grounds have hosted concerts and cultural events featuring artists like Metallica, The Rolling Stones, and Enrique Iglesias.
Legal Battles & Ownership
Originally owned by Reverend J. Garrett, the palace was later acquired by the Wadiyar family. Today, it is owned by Smt. Pramoda Devi Wadiyar.
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