This beautiful cathedral, the oldest Anglican church in Bangalore, is situated on the busy St Mark's road. Built between 1808 and 1812, this structure was inspired by the architecture of St Paul's Cathedral in London – featuring large stained-glass windows, impressive woodwork, pews and an impressively scaled organ. The grand porch, richly carved enrance door and the huge heavy cross all add to the magnificence of the church. St Mark's also has a marble altar and pulpit and seats 700 with capacity for a 50 member choir.

A small chapel was the original structure built by Abbe Dubois, a French missionary. The present structure was built between 1875 to 1882. The interior is splendid with stained-glass windows, multiple Corinthian pillars with their richly carved capitals support stately arches.
In September each year, hundreds of thousands of devotees, dressed in saffron, gather here to celebrate St Mary's Feast

A must-see for those who revere Satya Sai Baba. Brindavana Ashram in Bangalore is established by the Baba and is a tranquil place situated in Whitefield. Special bhajans are organised on Sundays and Thursdays when Sai Baba is in town. Darshan timings are at 8:30 am and at 4:30 pm.