Where
Cubbon Park
Kasturba Road, Behind High Court, Bengaluru, Karnataka
About this place
Laid out in 1870 by Major General Richard Sankey and later named after Sir Mark Cubbon, Cubbon Park is Bengaluru's main central green space, spread across 300 acres in the heart of the city. Within it sit the red Italianate Seshadri Iyer Memorial Hall (the State Central Library), the Government Museum, the Sri Chamarajendra Park bandstand and dozens of heritage trees. A favourite spot for morning runs and weekend cycling on car-free Sundays.
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#park#running#heritage-trees
Frequently asked
When is Cubbon Park open?
Open daily 6 am to 6 pm. The park is closed to vehicular traffic on Sundays and second Saturdays — making it a popular spot for runners and cyclists.
Is there an entry fee?
No — Cubbon Park is free to enter at all times.
How do I reach the park?
Cubbon Park metro station on the Purple Line opens directly into the park grounds. MG Road metro is also within walking distance.
What's there inside?
Heritage buildings like the State Central Library, Government Museum, Sir Mark Cubbon's statue, the bandstand, and ancient trees including over a hundred species. The Bal Bhavan toy train is popular with kids.
Is it safe at night?
The park officially closes at 6 pm and the gates are locked. Stick to daytime visits.
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