Palaces in India

Home Andhra Pradesh
  • Basheer Bagh Palace
  • Bella Vista
  • Jubilee Hall
  • King Kothi Palace
  • Paigah Palace
  • Asman Garh Palace
  • Chowmahalla Palace
  • Falaknuma Palace
  • Hill Fort Palace
  • Mahbub Mansion
  • Purani Haveli
  • Sardar Mahal
Himachal Pradesh
  • Katoch Palace
Jammu and Kashmir
  • Amar Mahal Palace
  • Gulab Bhavan
  • Hari Niwas Palace
  • Leh Palace
  • Mubarak Mandi Palace
  • Sher Garhi Palace
  • Shey Monastery
Karnataka
  • Bangalore Palace
  • Jaganmohan Palace
  • Lalitha Mahal
  • Mysore Palace
  • Nalknad Palace
  • Rajendra Vilas
  • Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace
Kerala
  • Pandalam Palace
  • Shakthan Thampuran Palace
  • Bolgatty Palace
  • Halcyon Castle
  • Hill Palace
  • Kanakakkunnu Palace
  • Kilimanoor palace
  • Kuthira Malika
Madhya Pradesh
  • Datia Palace
  • Hindola Mahal
  • Jahangir Mahal
  • Jai Vilas Mahal
  • Rajwada Palace
  • Taj Mahal Palace
  • Usha Kiran Palace
Maharashtra
  • Aga Khan Palace
  • Chand Bibi Palace
  • Naukhanda palace
  • Farah Bagh
  • Lal Mahal
  • Shalini Palace
  • Shree Chhatrapati Shahu Museum
Manipur
  • Kangla Palace
Rajasthan
  • Neemrana Fort Palace
  • Rambagh Palace
  • Samode Palace
  • Umaid Bhawan Palace
  • Amber Palace
  • City Palace, Jaipur
  • City Palace, Udaipur
  • Deogarh Mahal
  • Jal Mahal, Jaipur
  • Lalgarh Palace
  • Laxmangarh Fort
  • Alsisar Haveli
Tamil Nadu
  • Amir Mahal
  • Thanjavur Maratha Palace
  • The Fernhills Palace
  • Thirumalai Nayakkar Mahal
Delhi
  • Hyderabad House
  • Jahaz Mahal
  • Zafar Mahal
Goa
  • Coba Palace
Gujarat
  • Aina Mahal
  • Laxmi Vilas Palace
  • Prag Mahal
  • Vijaya Vilas Palace
  • Makarpura Palace
  • Nazarbaug Palace
West Bengal
  • Bhutan House
  • Cooch Behar Palace
  • Garh Panchkotl
  • Hazarduari Palace
  • Jhargram Palace
  • Marble Palace
  • Metcalfe Hall
  • Namak Haram Deorhi
  • Nashipur Rajbari
  • Wasif Manzil
Bihar
  • Anand Bagh Palace
  • Banaili Palace
  • Nagholkothi Palace
  • Nargona Palace
  • Navlakha Palace
Chhattisgarh
  • Bastar Palace
Odisha
  • Brundaban Palace
  • Sisupalgarh Palace
Tripura
  • Neermahal Palace
  • Ujjayanta Palace
Uttar Pradesh
  • Mustafa Castle
  • Panch Mahal

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Mahbub Mansion

Mahbub Mansion is situated in the Malakpet district which forms the part of Hyderabad. This mansion has been named after the famous Nizam of Hyderabad Mahbub Ali Khan. Though Nizam Mahbub resided at Purani Haveli but was a frequent visitor of this mansion as well. He used to come and live here for several days. The palace is now handled by the government with the mansion being open for the public and other international visitors as well

History

The mansion was built and designed during the 19th century and is similar to the Nazri Bagh which is an important part of the King Kothi Palace. This place is quite old and therefore surrounded with lots of spirits.

Architecture

Mahbub Mansion is a very old palace which is known for its unique architecture and design. The architecture of the Mahbub Mansion is very unique and that is why it is renowned for its appealing architecture that grabs the attention of the people. Two very different architectural styles, the Mughal and European styles are merged together to come up with a fabulous architecture which is still known for its beauty. Its design is somewhat similar to the Mubarak Mansion.

How to Reach

The city of Hyderabad is well connected to the other destinations by rail, road and airways. Therefore you can easily find excellent transportation facilities to reach Hyderabad. From here you can hire taxis as well as buses to reach the palace and explore it with your family. Hence reaching the Mahbub Mansion is quite easy from Hyderabad.

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