Bangalore Town Hall is one of the most famous landmarks of the
city. The town hall is named as Sri.K.P Puttanna Sheety. The Town Hall is the gift of the great philanthropist, Sir K.P
Puttanna Shetty. Who served as the President of Bangalore city municipality.
The Constructed of Bangalore Town Hall (PuttannaChetty) was in the year 1935; Town Hall was built by Sir Mirza Ismail, the Dewan of Mysore .On March 6, 1933. The building was completed on September 11, 1935 at a cost of Rs 1, 90,000/-. It was inaugurated by crown prince Sri Kanteerava Narasimharaja Wodeyar. The Town Hall is a stone structure in European Classical Greco-Roman style with a flight of steps leading to the entrance porch resting on Tuscan columns.
It has a seating accommodation for 1038 people. The interiors have been elaborately done in teak wood. The Town Hall was built to serve as the hub for entertainment and cultural activities. This building was the primary center for all cultural activities in Bangalore.
DIRECTION
From majestic it is 7 km via through Cubbon park
It is near to Krishna Rajendra Market
From kempegowda bus stand it is 4 km it takes 30min to reach by bus
NEAREST PLACES
1. Chinnaswami
stadium it is just 2 km from this place
2. Kantirawa stadium is opposite to Chinnaswami stadium
3. Cubbon Park it is just 2 km from this place
4. High
Court of Karnataka
ENTRY FEE
RS. 20/- for each
person
DECLARATION
Town Hall is served as a platform for several protests and demonstrations against the
authorities. It was a great place for the protestors to voice their problems
and concerns during the days of the British rule in India.
Today also it is a
great place for to raise Voice against the problems many protest are done
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