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46 verified places and 98 missions to truly experience Mumbai. Must-sees: Gateway of India, Kanheri Caves, Haji Ali Dargah, Leopold Cafe. Best known for: Culture, Food & drink, Leisure.
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Places in Mumbai
CultureGateway of IndiaA monumental basalt arch about 26 metres high, in the Indo-Saracenic style, built between 1911 and 1924 to a…CultureKanheri CavesThe Kanheri Caves form an extensive complex of 109 caves cut into a basalt hill within Sanjay Gandhi National…CultureHaji Ali DargahMosque and mausoleum of Sayyed Peer Haji Ali Shah Bukhari, a Muslim saint, located on a small island off the…Food & drinkLeopold CafeCafé-restaurant on Colaba Causeway, open since 1871, one of the best-known places in Mumbai for travellers.LeisureMarine DriveAn avenue of about 3.6 kilometres that skirts Back Bay from Nariman Point to Girgaum Chowpatty, with a wide…CultureChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya MuseumThe former Prince of Wales Museum, an Indo-Saracenic building designed by George Wittet and opened in the…CultureMumba Devi TempleHindu temple dedicated to Mumba Devi, the protective goddess of the Koli fishing community, from whose name…CultureDhobi GhatA huge open-air laundry in Mahalaxmi, made up of rows of concrete washing pens where the dhobis hand-wash…CultureCrawford MarketA 19th-century Neo-Gothic market designed by William Emerson in south Mumbai, near Chhatrapati Shivaji…CultureKnesset Eliyahoo SynagogueA synagogue in Kala Ghoda, in south Mumbai, built in 1884 by Jacob Sassoon in memory of his father, Elias…CultureCathedral of the Holy NameA Gothic-style Catholic cathedral in the Colaba district, built in the early 20th century as the seat of the…CultureFort (Mumbai district)Fort is a commercial and artistic district of Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.CultureMani BhavanHouse on Laburnum Road, in Gamdevi, where Mahatma Gandhi stayed in Mumbai between 1917 and 1934 during his…CultureRajabai Clock TowerA tower on the Fort campus of the University of Mumbai, in the Venetian Gothic style, designed by George…CultureWalkeshwar TempleWalkeshwar Temple is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva, situated at the highest point in Mumbai…LeisureGirgaum ChowpattyAn urban beach at the north end of Marine Drive in south Mumbai.CultureJama Masjid MosqueLarge 19th-century mosque located in the Kalbadevi district, in the very commercial heart of south Bombay…CultureAfghan Church (St John the Evangelist)The church of St John the Evangelist, known as the Afghan Church, is in Colaba and was built between 1847 and…CultureMahalakshmi TempleHindu temple dedicated to the goddess Mahalakshmi, deity of wealth and prosperity, on the Mahalaxmi coast…CultureBanganga TankBanganga Tank is an ancient rectangular tank surrounded by steps on all four sides, located within the…CultureNational Gallery of Modern ArtThe National Gallery of Modern Art in Mumbai is in the south of the city, near Regal Circle, in the building…NatureCross IslandCross Island, also known as Chinal Tekdi, is an uninhabited or sparsely inhabited island in Mumbai Harbour…CultureNariman HouseNariman House, also known as Nariman Light House, is a five-storey building in Colaba that served as the…CultureMartyrs' SquareMartyrs' Square, located in South Mumbai, is a site of great historical and cultural significance.SportBrabourne StadiumAt Brabourne Stadium visitors can watch international and domestic cricket matches, as it is home to Mumbai's…CultureSt Thomas CathedralSt Thomas Cathedral, in the Fort district, is the oldest Anglican church in Bombay and was completed in 1718.CultureFlora Fountain (Hutatma Chowk)The Flora Fountain is an ornamental stone fountain at the Hutatma Chowk junction, in the Fort district of…NatureHanging Gardens of MumbaiA terraced garden at the top of Malabar Hill, built in 1881 over a water reservoir and also called the…LeisureLamington RoadOn Lamington Road visitors will find a street lined with shops specialising in the wholesale and retail sale…CultureMumbai HarbourIn Mumbai Harbour, visitors can take a boat trip to Elephanta Island, home to the famous Elephanta Caves, a…CultureDr Bhau Daji Lad MuseumThe Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum, in Byculla, opened in 1872 as the Victoria and Albert Museum and is the oldest…CultureRaudat TaheraRaudat Tahera is a mausoleum in Bhendi Bazaar, Mumbai, where Syedna Taher Saifuddin and his son Syedna…CultureBabulnath TempleHindu temple dedicated to Shiva on Malabar Hill, in the south of Bombay.CultureWatson's HotelThe building is notable for its iron framework and cantilevered exterior walkways surrounding the main…LeisureChor BazaarMarket for antiques and second-hand goods in south Mumbai, in the Mutton Street area, near Mohammed Ali Road.CultureJehangir Art GalleryThe Jehangir Art Gallery, opened in 1952, is one of the best-known art galleries in Mumbai and is in the Kala…CultureJinnah HouseJinnah House is a European-style mansion in Malabar Hill, Mumbai, built by Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1936 and…CultureMunicipal Corporation Building, MumbaiThe Municipal Corporation Building, Mumbai, is distinguished by its 77.7-metre tower and a central dome…CultureRoyal Opera House, MumbaiThe Royal Opera House, Mumbai, is the only royal opera house remaining in India, built with a mix of European…Food & drinkCafe MondegarInside Cafe Mondegar, visitors can admire original murals by the famous cartoonist Mario Miranda, which cover…SportAzad MaidanAzad Maidan is a large triangular ground in Mumbai where visitors will find twenty-two active cricket…Food & drinkBademiyaKebab stall in Colaba, in a side street next to the Taj Mahal Palace hotel, open since the mid-20th century.Food & drinkBritannia & Co.Irani café-restaurant in Ballard Estate, in south Mumbai, open since 1923.Food & drinkCafe MadrasSouth Indian vegetarian restaurant in Matunga, the Tamil district of Mumbai, open since the mid-20th century.LeisureColaba CausewayA shopping street in the Colaba district, in south Mumbai, full of street stalls and small shops.Food & drinkK. Rustom & Co.Ice-cream shop in Churchgate, in south Mumbai, opened in the mid-20th century.
Frequently asked questions
What to see in Mumbai in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: Gateway of India, Kanheri Caves, Haji Ali Dargah, Leopold Cafe and Marine Drive.
What can you see for free in Mumbai?
No entry fee: Kanheri Caves, Fort (Mumbai district), Walkeshwar Temple, Banganga Tank, Nariman House and Martyrs' Square.