Best Landmarks in Mumbai

A popular destination for both foreigners and locals, built in the early 1900s to commemorate the first British monarch coming to India and the place where the Brits left from in 1948 when India gained its independence. It is a very photogenic spot, but be careful of pickpockets.

A historic landmark built by the Portuguese, offering views of the Arabian Sea, with a newly opened garden and seating arrangements.

Ban Ganga Tank in Walkeshwar is the oldest continuously inhabited place in Mumbai.

Vasai Fort, built by the Portuguese in 1532, is a quiet and abandoned fort to visit.

Standing tall in the University of Mumbai campus, this tower is a blend of Venetian and Gothic styles and offers a glimpse into the city's Colonial history.

A beautiful Victorian-era building with Gothic-style architecture, offering guided tours that can be booked through BookMyShow.

An iconic structure of Mumbai, a heritage site with Roman goddess Flora, in the classical Neo-Gothic style architecture.

Located in Bandra Bandstand, the luxurious bungalow of Shah Rukh Khan, is considered a landmark of Bollywood.

Chapora Fort is an ancient fort overlooking the beach of Vagator.