Worli Sea Face & Worli Fort
A long seaside promenade facing the Sea Link, ending at a small 17th-century British fort.
Mother India Hotel
Our guide to Dadar, South Mumbai and the whole city — with how to get there from the hotel.
A long seaside promenade facing the Sea Link, ending at a small 17th-century British fort.
The world's largest open-air laundry, working since the 1890s.
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.
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.