The place is so serene and beautiful. They provide audio services, which explains about the entire Palace and its history. The tickets are a bit costly. It is around 250 Rs per person. The royal family still lives in the first floor.

Apparently, it’s beautiful! Unfortunately we visited pretty late and the guards very restlessly began asking the visitors to leave as it was nearing the closing time. All we could see was the entrance and a little bit of the architectural marvel just as much as we could. Hope to visit again soon and share more.

Well maintained Palace, Garden and Museum in particular. The pre recorded explanation helps much more about the things in the Museum, but for this we couldnt enjoy / understand what it is. It appears that the entrance fee is on highline but a worthy one. Its a pride icon for ours. The following photos are:1 Palace2 Peacock Garden3 Miriam and Moses Statue4 Entrance to the Maharaja Fathe Singh Museum.

A very good place to visit in Vadodara with National Heritage. I like the architectural part o the palace. There are lot of peacock around the palace you will find. One thing is not worth is the entry fees of Rs.250 per person is really very very high.

Luxury things comes at good price.Same goes here, entrance ticket is 250 per adult, photography not allowed inside the Palace, but only on lawn located infront of the palace.Mesmerizing, luxurious, mind blowing.Every corner of the palace is designed and constructed by world top artists.Free audio guide will be given at entrance, available in 4 language, Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati and English.This place will take at least 2-3 hours, so dont purchase Fatehsing Museum tickets along with palace tickets.Museum is 2 kms away from the palace...

One must visit the place to see the great empire, their art and such a great heritage Vadodara has. Nicely maintained. Except Monday... Try visit...

The most amazing part of a place is when you feel connected to it. The audio guide helped me feeeeel every inch of this place, the grandeur of its built and the stories behind the artisans.The story behind every artefact shows not just the methodical indulgence of the visionary but also the dedication of the finishing touches that every person involved has been beautifully showcased.I am glad that I went at a time when it was not crowded and got to actually focus on all the words that the audio-guide took me.It was a beautiful experience for me.Its a place that not all can understand or enjoy, as photography is strictly prohibited.Hence if you live for social media, I wouldnt recommend for you to pay and visit such place which is made only for people who appreciate art and have importance of it for their own understanding!

See the Dazzling colors used on the ceiling which gave a royal look... it still look mesmerizing and amazingly beautiful.... Each a every thing Glasses, wall, columns, ornaments, Idols, Paintings, Weapon collection, Modern Technology(lift in 80s).... All are Well designed and must visit place to goLaxmi Villas Palace.

The palace is amazing. However some issues were observed during the visit.1. The Rs250 entry fee gives you access to only the ground floor of the gigantic palace.2. No pictures allowed.3. Not worth the money if the structure cannot be entirely covered in the visit.4. Visit gets over even before it starts.

Magnificent palace. Every single thing in this palace exude beauty. From the tiles to the roof every has been created with great care.Ticket cost - Rs 250 (Indian tourist)Timing - 10 AM to 5 PMClosed on Monday and on national holidaysAudio guide is provided in various indian languages including English. Audio Tour consists of 11 points of the palace. And its very nicely explained.Palace is located in the heart of green surroundings. Royals reside in the palace so only small part of the palace is open to the public. Which leaves tourists wanting for more.Photography is prohibited inside the palace. 😕

I can say this place is good only for those who are deeply interested in armoury collection. Else it is not worth visiting.Museum ticket is of Rs. 150 and visit along with audio device is Rs. 250 which is not as good as it needs to be.Being a historical property I personally feel that the entry fees should be minimal so that a common man can easily afford and explore it, if the purpose is to get the people know our history. Here I feel like it is a second and easy income for the current Royal family living in the palace.Photography is not allowed within the premises. And only worth of this place is taking its front view picture and understanding its architecture.Rest is your own choice.

This place was absolutely amazing to see. The architecture and attention to all the fine details in the palace were jaw dropping. They do not allow any pictures inside the palace but I really recommend seeing it for yourself. The voice guided tour was nice, I had no idea about the history and learned quite a bit about the royal family who is still residing in the palace today.

Really Very nice place to visit.They are providing Mp3 player for tour guide ,that was best part, its very different concept.price is arround 250 per head but its worth to visit once in Vadodara

Its a really beautiful place.

Quite a sight to behold!Its a beautiful palace and with so many intricate carvings and details. Visit it if youre in city.Theres beautiful lush greenery which I loved!Charge is bit higher than usual around 250 for local and 550 for foreigners.They give audio guide as well. Theres a little cafe inside, with limited options but I liked their food.Go early so if you want to explore you can later go on to museum. Youd need separate ticket for that which is 150.

Its good for people with historic interest, others can get bored after sometime. Overall its a good place to go... Just the speech they give might have speed control so that people can speed up accordingly or it will make dizzy...

One of the best Place if you visit Vadodara.Though the ticket is little bit expensive but if you are interested in architecture and history .Then this place is only for you.Itll tell you about Gaikwad rulers of Baroda.Current king also reside here but the area where he reside is not for tourist.And nearby the beautiful golf course and its field is impressive landscape and nearby there is museum.If you visit Vadodara you must give this place a chance.

Visited their banquets for a party, must say that the place has royal look, fantastic amenities and great service.

This is Asias biggest place and was built by Maharaja Sayajirao Gayakwad III in 1890 at a cost of ₹27,00,000.This palce is a unique mixture of Hindu Muslim and Cristian art of construction i.e you can find Kals Ghumat and Tower construction if you look closely at the top of the palace.The tower had a light which was kept switch on while the Maharaj were inside the palace. This was the indication for the citizens.Latest consept was incorporated in the construction like counseled wiring, Lifts.Lot of arts all around the world was brought by Maharaja to decorate this palce including Statues, Crockery, Furniture, Glass Work.Entry fees required to visit this palace. You will have to collect the MP3 player according to your language (Hindi Marathi Gujarati)at the office and follow the numeral sign board path 1,2,3.... starting from the garden.Photography and use of mobile inside the palace is prohibited but you can enjoy photography in front garden surrounded by golf course.Facilities AvailableParking Cars and BikesToilet inside the palace for Men and WomenNoteMust Visit Maharaj Fateh Singh Museum which is located inside same premises to know more details about royal family.

Beautiful Palace, well managed and highly maintained. But dim lights inside.

If you visit Vadodara, You must visit Laxmi Vilas PalaceReason - A historical place, You ll find audio guide here.Rest everything is ok butmuseum is awesome, you ll find a lot of weapons used in ancient time during war, this museum is in side palace.Even in another part there is another museum also there you can see mummy.

The Lukshmi Vilas Palace was constructed by the Gaekwad family, a prominent Maratha family, who ruled the Baroda State in 1890. Mesmerizing Architecture There is a Museum, a shop from where you can buy some goodies and take souvenirs with you. The entire palace is not open for tourists/visitors as the royal family still lives in there.You dont need a guide to escort you as the management will provide you the MP3 players with headsets(audio guide) to provide ample information about the palace through your tour.🎟️ Entry fee is there👪You can take your kids there.📸You can take pictures only from outside,🚫Inside photography is prohibited and can make dents in your pocket

Indias biggest private palace.. best place for couple photosshoot

Architectural marvel and so well maintained. Mesmerized by the view and the palace.. These are the places which make India beautiful and speaking vividly of its flourishing history 😍

Such a beautiful and peaceful place. The architecture is marvelous. You go back 100 years old in the ancient era and live that time. The artifacts are great. Must visit when in Vadodara.

Laxmi villas palace made by ruler of vadodra it show you how much in depth architecture india have . I request gujrat government to maintain this at is it as these are one of the finest architecture work.These show the legacy of the Indian ruler and one of the power of Marathas

I just missed it as entry closes by 5:00 pm. But place looks amazing from entry only, you will find beautiful peacock inside the palace along with the golf course.

Very beautiful palace , well maintained and clean, its all about the Gaikwad Kings. Taking photographs are allowed but only from outside , inside photography is prohibited , there is some heavy fine too.Make sure to take the audio player guide , available in many languages (its included in ticket)as it will take your experience to next level!

It is reputed to have been the largest private dwelling built until that time, and four times the size of Buckingham Palace. At the time of construction, it boasted the most modern amenities such as elevators and the interior is reminiscent of a large European country house. It remains the residence of the royal family, who continue to be held in high esteem by the residents of Baroda.The Palace compound is of over 500 acres and houses a number of buildings, particularly the LVP Banquets & Conventions, MotiBagh Palace and the Maharaja Fathe Singh Museum building.In the 1930s Maharaja Pratapsingh created a golf course for use by his European guests. In the 1990s, Pratapsinhs grandson Samarjitsigh, a former Ranji Trophy cricket player, renovated the course and opened it to the public.___________________________________________________________________It can say this place is good only for those who are deeply interested in armoury collection. Else it is not worth visiting.Museum ticket is of Rs. 150 and visit along with audio device is Rs. 250 which is not as good as it needs to be.Being a historical property I personally feel that the entry fees should be minimal so that a common man can easily afford and explore it, if the purpose is to get the people know our history. Here I feel like it is a second and easy income for the current Royal family living in the palace.Photography is not allowed within the premises. And only worth of this place is taking its front view picture and understanding its architecture.Rest is your own choice.

Laxmi Vilas Palace is one of the most majestic structures in India and was the private residence of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III. Known to be the largest private dwelling of the size equivalent to four times of the Buckingham Palace, this magnificent palace is a must-visit when in Vadodara.The striking Laxmi Vilas Palace was constructed in 1890 and took nearly twelve years to complete. Sprawling across an area of about 700 acres, it is still home to the royal family of Vadodara, the Gaekwads. It is built in the Indo-Saracenic style which is a hybrid of the Hindu, Gothic and Mughal architectural forms with the presence of domes, minarets and arches.The Laxmi Vilas Palace incorporates several other buildings within its complex including the LVP Banquets and Conventions, Moti Baug Palace and the Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum building. The museum building was mainly constructed as a school for the Maharajas children. Today, it houses an extraordinary collection of paintings by Raja Ravi Verma and various other artefacts gathered from all around the world. An excellent audio tour with free drink and snack are included in the ticket price.

We are proud as a BarodianLakshmi Villas Palace is proud for all Barodian

Very nicely maintained place. The palace has 2 segments to visit. One is palace itself and the other is museum. It is the best and must visit place in vadodara.

Great place, well maintained..But the audio system provided to guide doesnt proved to be best.. rather it was lyk dictating history..Price of visit was unsatisfactory..Although a great place for pics but you can take pics with mobile not with camera from outside, I dont know why...

Amazing! Such a huge palace. A mix of tradition and modern. Its really beautiful. But we get to see only about 10% of the total property, Its private residence.They provide audio guide which is really helpful.

Royality and luxury of our past rulers...and of course how they lived in their audacity . ...to heavy tickets 250/- per pax ...u should also be willing to waste ur hard earned to look after theirs

Historical....Good place to visit in vadodara....lots of historic knowledge, traditional knowledge, antiques etc. are there.....audio guide is also available....well maintained palace...and clean campus....over all a great experience....but tickets are too costly.

Beautiful palace all should visit and promote our palaces to the world

I can just only say wow. Speechless. Photography inside the palace is ban...The place takes us to a different era ..must visit..

Good lavish palace... with ooen space... just that the guide is audio recording...which is a bit bore and its pace is also very slow

They provide audio devices with a proper guiding schedule to know the artifacts and the palace itself better.

The palace is really royal and the infrastructure is so impressive.. Audio device facility is available in different languages but photography is not allowed inside the palace.. Entrance fee is 250 inr per person which is bit costly as only ground floor is open for visitors..

This is nice historical places the king of sayajirao .. Amazing I recommend you should Visit this palace...

What a palace and the architecture....!!!AwesomeThe infrastructure is really good.The Virtual voice guide is also very good.

A very astonishing place to visit... Very well maintained... They give you a audio guide which guides you across the palace... 1 hour is required is you want to visit palace with audio guide... without audio guide you may finish visit in half an hour or so....

You get audio devices which tell what youre looking at,here audio has 11 stops with 2hrs recording. Explaining details of art work and its cost Rs.375/- for combo of LVP and FSM. You will enjoy canteen here as well.

It was an amazing experience to visit this palace.Entry ticket price 250/- including Audio guide.They will provide a audio gudie by which you can explore the palace more easily.It will take around 2hr to complete the tour.Its a must visit palace.

Nice historical structure, not crowded

250 per person is quite costly compared to the Heritage of Baroda. Up to 120 is enough price for this

A important part of Barodas heritage. A beautiful palace. Very good place for outing.

Very well organized. Worth the ticket prices. I specifically liked the audio guide feature available which helped me know about the palace, the exhibits, rooms and history associated. The rooms are well maintained and the local people around are very helpful. Definitely a must visit

Feels like an abroad experience being there

The Lakshmi Vilas Palace in Vadodara, Gujarat, India, was constructed by the Gaekwad family, a prominent Maratha family, who ruled the Baroda State. Major Charles Mant was credited to be the main architect of the palace.[1]Lakshmi Vilas Palace was styled on the Indo-Saracenic Revival architecture, built by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III in 1890 at a cost of £180,000 (₹27,00,000Prem Rog in 1982Dil Hi Toh Hai in 1993Grand Masti in 2013Sardaar Gabbar Singh in 2016

Lakshmi Villas Palace is the Official residence of the Maharaja Of Baroda.The royal family still resides in this magnificent palace builtin 1889.A part of the palace is open for visitors during the day 10 am to 5 pm. Mondays is the weekly off day. The ticket cost includes a complimentary audio tour guide in either english &hindi. Photographs inside the palace are not permitted. The tour takes about an hour.Washrooms are clean.The grandeur of the palace is amazing and very intricate mosaic work. I think the first place where I have seen the Indian mythology on the stained glass form which enhances the beauty of the durbar hall.

The worlds largest palace. Amazing place, grandeur.

Largest private residence and four times of Buckingham palace, the lakshmi vilas palace is very well maintained. one is allowed to see ground floor of the palace.The palace was built on indo sarsenic architecture and the architect found it to be unstable. However it still stands majestically. The entry ticket is little high and is less crowded because of it. The good part is the audio guide which is useful.

Its a grandiose 3 storey palace, though only first floor is opened to visitors and the royal family dwell in the upper floors, so the other two floors are unaccessible. Architecture is wonderful. At the entrance earphones are provided that explains the story of every room that you enter. Also the photography is prohibited inside the palace but there are many outside the palace where pictures can be clicked. Overall a very good experience.

250 per head Indian and 500 for other.... I thought thats was a little too much but it was worth yet... Every rupee was worth ❤

Its awe-inspiring trip to the history of the Palace and its great King and their magnificent living. There is so much to learn and see about this place. Proper maintenance is done and Visitors get the best experience is taken care of.Ticket prices starts at ₹225, an audio device is given at the start of the tour, It is included in the Palace ticket. The content of the audio is also very much appreciable. It enhances the overall experience of the trip.

Historic palace,comemorates luxurious life styles of then rulers and a perfect show case of architecture,thanks,SSS---

It is the most beautiful palace that I have ever visited! Such grandeur! It feels so good to see a mix of traditional and modern styles of architecture as well as a variety of motifs borrowed from different cultures and art forms. The building itself it so grand and majestic that it leaves you awestruck! This is a MUST VISIT PLACE in Baroda!!Also, it reminds you a lot of Hogwarts! 😍

If you are in baroda this is one palace you dont want to miss.. Great architechture and wonderfully explained through the audio by the maharaj himself . You can spend a good couple of hours inside the royal palace. There is a goft course outside. Imprssed with the italian architechure

This is a beautiful building, with exquisite carvings in the walls and pylons. The decoration inside is very interesting, just a shame you can take photos. It just means you have to see this beautiful example of architecture yourself. The gardens have been turned into a golf course, so if you play I guess you can enjoy that too.

Its so impressive place with infrastructure of the palace.Its like royal look.And here golf club its also famous I think so

Its huge and very Good palace of Royal Gaikwad family of Vadodara. Parking facility available. Entry fee 250 per head. They provide audio device,which explains us each and every detail of the palace in many languages (English,Hindi,Gujarati,Marathi). Only Ground floor is open for viewers. The Royal family actually resides on upper floors. One should not miss Palace visit when you are in Vadodara.

Bigger than you think, this place really shows the grandure of a Kings Lifestyle in his times.You enter from the aide door, where they provide you an Audio Guide (in available languages like Hindi, English, Gujrati, French and many more), a helper will give you the basics like from where to start..where you can and cant click pictures etc.The Place have 11 different chambers each one dedicated to the different aspects of contemporary King. Be it the Entry Door, the Reception Hall, the Ammunition Room, the House of Commons, the Elephant Room or the Grand Central Hall...each chamber poses the scale of luxury one cannot imagine.Lakshmi Vilas Palace is one is kind not just because of the interiors, but with its stupendous architecture as well. The Place is designed by British Architect Robert Chisholm in 1890 under the realm of King SayajiRao Gaekwad III for ₹2.7 Million in that time. And thats the reason you can witness smooth europian touch gently mixed with Indian contemporary style of architecture.I can rate the palace in below 3 categories..The Palace Itself: *****Entry Tickets: *** (Seems a bit high for self guided tour)Area Available to Visit: **** (Nit entire palace is available for public)Maintenance: ****P.S. Photography inside the Palace is prohibited.

It is very nice monument to see I enjoy very much at that palace. It is mindblowing experience for me and my family.

Just one wore for this palace is Wonderful.

Awesome structure of palace. Must visit place in Baroda. Architectural Marvel.

It is very nice place

It is reputed to have been the largest private dwelling built till date and four times the size of Buckingham Palace. At the time of construction, it boasted the most modern amenities such as elevators and the interior is reminiscent of a large European country house.[1] It remains the residence of the royal family, who continue to be held in high esteem by the residents of Baroda.The Palace compound is of over 500 acres and houses a number of buildings, particularly the LVP Banquets & Conventions, Moti Bagh Palace and the Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum building.In the 1930s Maharaja Pratapsinh created a golf course for use by his European guests. In the 1990s, Pratapsinhs grandson Samarjitsinh, a former Ranji trophy cricket player, renovated the course and opened it to the public.

Amazing place to visit in Baroda, audio guide provided by default with enrty fee tells you about the glorious past of royalty. Nice place to visit if you are planning a day picnic in baroda.

A beautiful palace that doesnt receive a huge crowd. Theres an entry fee of ₹245 and they provide you with an audio tour of the whole palace with 11 important locations. The art and architecture is exquisite and is truly the highlight of Baroda!

Thought and wished to see Many things from history but not up to expectations...still some part of the palace is private as the royal family stays there...well maintained... And must visit once...

If you are heritage enthusiast, you are definitely gonna love it; just that their rules are super duper strict about photography, just be mindful of that

A lovely place to visit. Exhibits glory of the Royal Gaekwad family. Though a very small portion of palace is accessible to tourists, it certainly gives a good idea as to how tastefully the palace was constructed and decorated. Whatever is on display, especially the arms section, is amazing. The audio guide provided certainly needs improvement. We could not pause and resume the audio commentary at our convenience. The commentary was really very interesting and narrated very well. All in all, a good experience.

The palace is worth it, when you visit vadodara. The ambience of this place is the best thing to be noted. The audio guide however distracts somewhat. However inside the palace we would come across several artifacts which was really amazing to look at. Overall a good experience.

The palace was beautiful but of no use if we cant capture it in our cameras. For me it was just a waste of money. I would really not recommend anyone to go there. You were not allowed to roam here and there. Even outside the palace photography was prohibited. I did not like the place at all, even staff also didnt behave properly. Youll only get to see a big hall and all other areas are restricted.

Laxmi Vilas Palace is one of the most majestic structures in India and was the private residence of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III. Known to be the largest private dwelling of the size equivalent to four times of the Buckingham Palace, this magnificent palace is a must-visit when in Vadodara.The striking Laxmi Vilas Palace was constructed in 1890 and took nearly twelve years to complete. Sprawling across an area of about 700 acres, it is still home to the royal family of Vadodara, the Gaekwads. It is built in the Indo-Saracenic style which is a hybrid of the Hindu, Gothic and Mughal architectural forms with the presence of domes, minarets and arches.

Majestic Palace of the Gaekwads (Maratha kings). Very well maintained structure, lawns and artefacts. Right in center of Vadodara, this is very easily accessible. The audio guide is very informative

Not worthy for rs 250 as 😀😀

What a beautiful palace. This palace shows us the history of VADODARA❤ But entry fees is on higher side!

The audio tour of the palace is very good and descriptive. There are 11 points on the tour (two of which are closed currently). Do take the audio tour since by oneself the palace tour (5 rooms, entrances, staircase etc ) would be over in 5-10 minutes. There was a cafe in the palace earlier but that too is currently closed dues to Covid.

Awesome palace to visit in Vadodara. The palace is constructed by Gaikwad family. Indo-Saracenic architecture. The museum and art gallery is awesome. The audio guide is available here which is little bit worst part as everyone has not that much time to listen all audio clips. Otherwise it is best place to see old things in good way.

Beautiful palace! Loved the concept of an audio story and I request all musuems and palaces to adopt the same. Silent palaces enrich the serenity of the place.🥰 Will definitely visit again!

The palace is good but the entry price is literally high thats unbelievable ,and there isnt much more to visit in the palace so its better for nothing

The architect of the palace, Major Charles Mant, hung himself before the palace could be completed. He studied his calculations and thought the palace would collapse. However, the Lakshmi Vilas Palace still stands proud after 125 years.The palace is built with a number of local and international resources. Red sandstone was shipped from Agra, marbles of Rajasthan and Italy and blue trapstone from Pune were used in the construction.Lakshmi Vilas Palace has more number of stained glasses than any other palace in the world.The palace was built by Maharaja Sayaji Rao III. He named it after his third wife, Rani Laxmibai from Thanjore. Today, it remains the official Royal residence of the Gaekwads of Baroda.

It was an amazing experience to visit this palace.Entry ticket price 250/- including Audio guide.They will provide a audio gudie(sony) by which you can explore the palace more easily.It will take around 2hr to complete the tour.Inside the museum no electronic gadgets are allowed.Although they will not provide you any locker room but they will provide some space where you can kept your belongings.I will recommend all the tourist to visit this palace.Its a must visit palace. 👍

Wonderful place but only ground floor visit permission tickets rate 250 rs per person some higher

Built in 1890 as the private residence of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III, Laxmi Vilas Palace is indeed one of the grandest structures in India. Created in Indo-Saracenic style, it is a magnificent hybrid of elements from Hindu, Mughal and Gothic architectural forms with the use of domes, minrates and arches. Built in 1890, Robert Fellows Chisholm, the designer-architect, took twelve years to build this grand building. Sprawled over an area of 700 acres, the palace is believed to be nearly four times the size of Buckingham Palace. Its one of largest palace ever built, housing a large number of buildings like Moti Baug Palace, Makarpura Palace, Pratap Vilas Palace and Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum building.

Very Beautiful & Royal Palace.

Magnificent palace. We can roam around in the garden outside palace (restricted area) and ground floor of the palace.Entry fees for palace and museum combined is Rs 450 (little high) but considering upkeep and maintenance of such a huge place, it suffice.After entry they give you earphones and recording as a palace guide. Languages available are Gujarati, Marathi, Hindi and English.It takes around 1 hr to roam the palace and 30min in museum.It has many photogenic spots outside the palace. Inside the palace photography is not allowed.Worth a visit. Rest there is not that much of sight seeing within Vadodara city.

Palace seems good, but visitors are allowed for around just 10% of the palace as royal family still stays there on 1st floor.I felt v costly for the ticket price.Udaipur, jodhpur forts are much open for visitors.

Great architectural design and engineered very well. One of the finest works done in all of the palaces I have visited. Has well staff and facilities to let you know about the palaces its descendents and its work and current historical descendent.The Gaikwads still live here and increase the greatness with their presence alone.

One of the most beautiful palaces i have ever been to and the guided tour was just amazing.

Lukshmi Villas Palace is one good place in Vadodara to visit once.. nicely maintained and beautiful. The nature around the palace and efforts given to maintain it along with natural habitats and golf course is really mesmerising.The way all the artifacts are kept and tells the story of its greatness it really attracts people.Entry tickets are nominal but only one issue, no facilities for old age people who have difficulty in walking have to face little uncomfortable here while visiting as there isnt any service of wheel chair.

Excellent palace. All things kept here are well maintained. You really enjoy tour to palace. Arrangements of audio commentary added to your enjoyment & knowledge. Good eat out place in Palace. Though compared to other monument entry ticket is high ₹ 225 each, it is worth visiting place. Visited again after one year in Feb 2020. Again had great experience of watching one of the marvelous sculpture created by Gaikwad dynasty.

Very Well Maintained , and Organized Manner of Guidance through the whole Palace. Must Visit atleast once!

Excellent palace. One of the largest resident palaces in our country. A 700 acre of land with a lot of various things like golf course, museum, banquets and other things.The service providers provide us with audio tapes with English, Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati and french historical guidance. Through this audio tape you look around the palace and understand the history of the palace easily.The armory is a must watch with various weapons of famous warriors and soldiers. The unique maratha and Muslim architecture is makes this palace exquisite and a must visit!The entry fee is ₹350 which includes both palace and museum. However most of the palace parts consist antiques so you can skip the museum.The Durbar Hall is the show stopper!!! An excellent 95 feet high hall with awesome architecture makes it the prime attraction.This palace is a must visit spot for history lovers as it tells us the reign of the Baroda empire.

One of the best place to visit. With a vintage huge palace. Must visit place

High entry fee compared to another historic place and time wasting destination. Good for historian