East Bangalore is the eastern part of the city.

• 12.9552277.680771 HAL Aerospace Museum, Airport-Varthur Rd, ☏ +91 80 2231 8341. Daily 9AM-4:30PM. India's first aerospace museum. Run by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), a large aerospace company. It showcases the growth of the Indian aviation industry and HAL over six decades. The museum houses displays of various aircraft, aircraft engine models, flight simulators, a mock Air Traffic Control Tower and an exhibit of Indian aviation history. (updated Jan 2018)

• 12.97106277.6433811 Trash Trail, Daily Dump, ☏ +91 80 41157311, [email protected]. On this journey through the story of waste, you will meet people who silently clean up and transform all the stuff we throw away. In the process, you will visit places you haven't imagined existed! 

• 12.978277.644311 Goethe-Institut (Max Mueller Bhavan), 716, CMH Road, Indiranagar 1st Stage (from M.G. Road: go down Old Madras Road; turn right before the Epidemic Diseases Hospital onto 100 Foot Road; at the next traffic light, take a left onto CMH Road), ☏ +91 80 25205305. Offers German language courses, organises cultural events and has a library. (updated May 2025)

• 12.98563677.7358832 International Tech Park Bangalore (ITPB), Whitefield Rd (metro: Pattandur Agrahara  Purple ). Home to towering office buildings, busy cafés and diverse techies. The campus is open to the public, although the office buildings may be restricted. (updated Jun 2025)

• Marathahalli Main Road and Factory Outlets. Some distance from central Bangalore (although not difficult to reach) is Marathahalli (a village in a previous life). The main road of this suburb is now a haven for factory outlets for all major brands. You can expect prices here to be cheaper than in the malls, at least 20-30% price difference but can be up to 50% cheaper when it comes to some of the major denim brands. As if India wasn't cheap enough. Although this is the best place to go to for factory outlet shopping, there are smaller factory outlets scattered across the city. Also look out for sales held by the major brands to get rid of end of season stock (again end of summer or end of monsoon), these are usually advertised in newspapers or look for signs posted on major roads. 

• 100 ft Boutique, 100 Foot Rd, Indira nagar (after Fab Mall when you are travelling from CMH Rd side, and a few stores after Benetton on the LHS if you're coming from Airport Rd), ☏ +91 80 4150 1781. Comparable to most continental resto-bars. The best part about it is that it's a boutique restaurant, which means you can shop, while waiting for your meal to arrive, even after 9PM, which is when most other shops close in Bangalore. The Boutique houses many young designers. Levitate, showcases a wide array of eclectic street fashion and handcrafted kitsch from all over India. 
• 6 Ballygunge Place, 1st Fl., 612, 12th Main, Indira Nagar (above Café Coffee Day). It has been rated best Bengali restaurant by the Times Food Guide Bengaluru. It serves excellent fish (esp their chital peti roast), dab chingri and luchis (its mocktails are avoidable however). Prices are slightly on higher side. May cost around ₹1,000 for two but the food quality is good. The owners have also added Kolkata-style chaat on top floor. ₹1,000 for two. 
• Annachi, 100 Ft. Road, Indiranagar. Serves vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. Has some good chettinad style dishes. 
• Italia, Indiranagar. Nice vegetarian restaurant in Indira Nagar, a little expensive. Good food. 
• Kund, 303, Ashoka Terrace, 5th Main Rd, Indira Nagar 1st Stage. (updated Jun 2025)
• Pongal, Jivan Bima Nagar (near the Indiranagar telephone exchange). Tamil Nadu food. Lots of dosa varieties, Podi dosa, parotta with kurma are good. Ambience is not that great, but this place is for those who need a quick bite without a big pinch on the wallet.