Centrally located in the center of town, it is one of the most visited place in Ubud. A place for culture, arts, dance and literature. The front section is open free to the public. Featuring well preserved Balinese architecture and a charming garden setting. Best...More

Though this place is centrally located but there is nothing much inside. There is no entry fee because there is nothing. We heard that there is some dance performance happening in the palace but ewe didn't opt for it Even if you are in Ubud...More

In the centre of Ubud Free entrance No information inside so maximum half hour required for the visit - so long as there’ll be plenty of people wanting to get that ‘perfect photo’ which is a Bali tourist theme There are traditional Balinese dance shoes...More

It's a beautiful palace but there really isn't any information about what we are looking at, it would be nice to have a brochure or some plaques up telling us about the different parts of the palace. The publicly accessible part is only quite small...More

Beautiful temple in the middle of Ubud. We went during the day and then back for the dancing at night. We loved it

Tuesday 16th September and we were out exploring and sightseeing in Ubud Town where this amazing Palace is located in the centre of the Town. The Palace is known as Puri Saren Palace and this historic building was the official residence of the royal family...More

This is one of the few free attractions in Bali. In the busiest area of Ubud near the Ubud Market, it attracted tons of tourists including tour groups. It was a fairly small place, and the architecture of the 'palace' is fairly typical meaning you...More