Bengaluru

Museums & discovery for kids

Museums, science centres and libraries. Pick one or two galleries rather than trying to see everything.

12 places
ISKCON at Hare Krishna Hill during the Brahmotsava festival in 2007. Festival lighting is not the ordinary daily appearance. Image resized for display.Museums & discovery
Rajajinagar & Malleshwaram

ISKCON Temple Bengaluru

ISKCON’s Sri Radha Krishna Temple on Hare Krishna Hill is a working place of worship in Rajajinagar. Families come for darshan, devotional music and an introduction to Krishna worship, with food and book purchases available separately. Choose a normal visiting session for a gentler first visit, prepare children for queues and shoe removal, and distinguish this temple from the other ISKCON locations in Bengaluru.

1–2 hours, the temple’s published darshan guidanceIndoor & outdoorFree
0–23–56–910–17
Science Gallery Bengaluru building exterior in an archival photograph.Museums & discovery
Hebbal, Yelahanka & Jakkur

Science Gallery Bengaluru

Science Gallery Bengaluru is a free, conversation-led exhibition space in Sanjaynagar where science meets art and design. The current QUANTUM season offers a strong option for curious older children and teenagers, particularly when mediators are available to help unpack an installation. It is not a conventional collection of permanent science-museum machines or a toddler play zone; choose a few works and give the questions time to develop.

90 minutes–2 hours for a family visitIndoor & outdoorFree
6–910–17
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