Portuguese Church (Our Lady of Salvation)
Our neighbour: a 16th-century parish with a striking sail-shaped building by Charles Correa.
Mother India Hotel
Our guide to Dadar, South Mumbai and the whole city — with how to get there from the hotel.
Our neighbour: a 16th-century parish with a striking sail-shaped building by Charles Correa.
Mumbai's biggest wholesale flower market under Dadar's flyover — a riot of marigold and colour at dawn.
Old Dadar shopping streets — saris, brass, sweets and spices — around the historic pigeon-feeding spot.
Mumbai's great open maidan, where Sachin Tendulkar and generations of cricketers learned the game.
The memorial to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar by the sea at Dadar, where he was cremated in 1956.
A local beach next to Chaityabhoomi, best for sunset views of the Bandra–Worli Sea Link.
Mumbai's most loved Ganesh temple in Prabhadevi, visited by lakhs every Tuesday.
Two beloved shrines of Mahim: St Michael's Church and the Dargah of Makhdoom Ali Mahimi.
A long seaside promenade facing the Sea Link, ending at a small 17th-century British fort.
Mumbai's elegant cable-stayed bridge over the sea, opened in 2009.
The world's largest open-air laundry, working since the 1890s.
Mumbai's oldest museum (1855) inside the Jijamata Udyan gardens and zoo.
Thousands of pink flamingos winter on the mudflats, roughly November to May.
A white mosque and tomb on an islet, reached by a causeway that disappears at high tide.
A much-loved seaside temple to the goddess Mahalakshmi, next to the historic Hornby Vellard.
A 1640 Portuguese watchtower, a seaside promenade and film-star bungalows.
A hilltop church loved by all faiths; the Bandra Fair in September draws huge crowds.
The house where Mahatma Gandhi stayed in Bombay between 1917 and 1934.
A UNESCO World Heritage railway station — Victorian Gothic meets Indian design.
A Victorian market hall from 1869 — fruit, spices and dry fruits under a clock tower.
The 'Queen's Necklace' — Mumbai's curving seafront, best at sunset and night.
A quiet ancient water tank ringed by temples, hidden among Malabar Hill's towers.
Hilltop gardens on Malabar Hill with a view over Marine Drive.
Galleries, cafés and grand old buildings — home to Mumbai's famous February arts festival.
Mumbai's grand museum of Indian art, sculpture and history in an Indo-Saracenic landmark.
Mumbai's iconic arch on the harbour, facing the Taj Mahal Palace hotel.
UNESCO-listed rock-cut cave temples to Shiva on an island, an hour's ferry from the Gateway.
Street shopping, old cafés and colonial arcades near the Gateway.
Mumbai's best-known beach for sunsets, pav bhaji and evening crowds.
A forest inside the city, with over 100 ancient Buddhist caves at Kanheri.
A huge golden meditation dome by the sea, with free short meditation sessions.