Things to do in Mumbai
30 featured experiences · 450 total indexed in Mumbai
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Asiatic Society Town Hall;Asiatic Society Municipal Library
Mumbai's oldest library housed in a stunning neoclassical hall with over 800,000 rare books and manuscripts.
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August Kranti Maidan
Where Gandhi launched the Quit India Movement in 1942—walk the lawns that shaped a nation's destiny.

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Banganga Tank
A serene 1200-year-old holy tank nestled in Mumbai's hills, surrounded by ancient temples and timeless spirituality.
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Chaitya Bhumi
Sacred monument honoring Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, a deeply moving pilgrimage site on Mumbai's Dadar seafront.
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Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus
A breathtaking Victorian Gothic masterpiece that doubles as a living, bustling railway terminus in the heart of Mumbai.
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Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum
Mumbai's oldest museum dazzles with Victorian grandeur, showcasing the city's rich art and cultural heritage.
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Elephanta Caves
Explore UNESCO-listed cave temples carved 1,500 years ago, housing magnificent sculptures of Hindu deities on a misty island.
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Flora Fountain
A stunning Victorian-era fountain at Mumbai's bustling heart, blending colonial grandeur with city energy.

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Gilbert Hill
A towering 66-million-year-old basalt column rising dramatically from Mumbai's urban landscape, a geological marvel.
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High Street Phoenix
Mumbai's iconic lifestyle destination blending luxury retail, dining, and entertainment in one vibrant complex.
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Horniman Circle Garden
A serene circular park ringed by grand colonial architecture in Mumbai's historic Fort district.

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Hutatma Chowk
A historic garden honoring freedom fighters, offering a peaceful pause amid Mumbai's bustling city center.
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Jogeshwari Caves
Explore Mumbai's oldest rock-cut caves, ancient Hindu and Buddhist shrines carved into volcanic rock millennia ago.
Kamala Nehru Park
A beloved hilltop park offering sweeping panoramic views of Mumbai's glittering skyline and Arabian Sea.
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Mahakali Caves
Explore mysterious 1st-century Buddhist caves carved into Mumbai's rocky hillside, hidden from the modern city.

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Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Market
A stunning colonial-era market brimming with fresh produce, spices, and vibrant Mumbai street life.
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Mahim Fort
Centuries-old fort guarding Mumbai's shoreline, offering dramatic sea views and a glimpse into the city's storied past.
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Mani Bhavan
Step inside Gandhi's Mumbai residence and feel the pulse of India's independence movement come alive.
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Maratha Mandir Theatre
Iconic Mumbai theatre famed for screening Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge for decades—a Bollywood pilgrimage.
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Marine Drive, Mumbai
Stroll Mumbai's glittering seafront promenade where twinkling streetlights mirror the Arabian Sea at night.
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Metro INOX Cinema
Mumbai's beloved Art Deco cinema delivers blockbuster Bollywood magic in a legendary city-center venue.

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Phoenix Marketcity Kurla
Six floors of top brands, dining, and entertainment in the heart of Mumbai's bustling Kurla district.
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Riwa Fort
Historic fort ruins offering glimpses into the region's strategic military past and fortification architecture.
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Sewri Fort
A forgotten colonial-era fort offering sweeping views of Mumbai's harbour and flamingo-dotted mudflats.