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This Ganesha temple in Prabhadevi is one of Mumbai’s well-known places of worship. Darshan follows the temple’s arrangements and may involve queues.
Maharashtra, India
Mumbai brings together harbour monuments, art collections, neighbourhood markets and places of worship along the Arabian Sea. These city stays combine its western seafront and South Mumbai with an excursion to Elephanta Island.


This Ganesha temple in Prabhadevi is one of Mumbai’s well-known places of worship. Darshan follows the temple’s arrangements and may involve queues.

The cable-stayed road bridge connects Bandra and Worli across Mahim Bay. Its pylons and coastal setting are a distinctive feature of Mumbai’s western seafront.

Worli Fort stands beside the fishing village on Mumbai’s western coast. The fort and its setting look towards Mahim Bay and the Bandra–Worli Sea Link.

Juhu Beach is a broad stretch of Mumbai’s western shoreline, known for its busy seafront and sunset atmosphere. Beach conditions and local access arrangements should be respected.

The waterfront arch at Apollo Bunder faces Mumbai Harbour. It is a well-known South Mumbai landmark and the departure area for Elephanta ferries.

Colaba Causeway is a lively South Mumbai shopping street with market stalls, shops and cafés. Any shopping or refreshments are personal purchases.

Jehangir Art Gallery is an exhibition venue in Mumbai’s Kala Ghoda art district. Its changing exhibitions provide an introduction to contemporary Indian art.

Often called CSMVS, this Mumbai museum houses collections spanning art, archaeology and natural history. Its domed heritage building stands near the Kala Ghoda precinct.

Kamala Nehru Park is a public garden on Malabar Hill, known for its large shoe-shaped structure and views towards the city’s shoreline. It is distinct from the neighbouring Hanging Gardens.

Haji Ali Dargah is a mosque and tomb on an islet off Mumbai’s coast. Its pedestrian causeway is affected by sea and tidal conditions, so access must be checked locally.

The terraced Hanging Gardens occupy part of Malabar Hill. Their planted paths and shaped hedges provide a green pause above the city.

Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat is Mumbai’s well-known open-air laundry, with rows of washing pens and drying clothes. View the working site respectfully and follow local access arrangements.

This Hindu temple on Bhulabhai Desai Road is dedicated to Mahalakshmi. It is a distinct Mumbai shrine, separate from similarly named temples elsewhere in India.

Nehru Science Centre in Worli offers science exhibits and educational displays. Admission and any separately ticketed shows follow the centre’s current arrangements.

Mumbai’s historic railway terminus combines an active station with a landmark Victorian Gothic building. The heritage station is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Marine Drive is the curved seafront road and promenade along Back Bay in south Mumbai. Its waterfront sweep is commonly called the Queen’s Necklace.

Bandstand Promenade is a coastal walkway in Bandra, on Mumbai’s western shore. The seafront path is a familiar place for walking and views across the Arabian Sea.

Kala Ghoda is an arts and heritage precinct in south Mumbai. Museums, galleries and historic buildings cluster around its streets near the Fort area.

Crawford Market is a historic covered market north of Mumbai’s main heritage railway terminus. Its official name honours social reformer Mahatma Jyotiba Phule.

The Linking Road shopping area in Bandra brings together street stalls and shops selling clothing, footwear and accessories. It forms part of a longer road extending towards Khar and Santacruz.