Ultimate Travel Guide for Mumbai - Tourist Places, food, travel, budget & all details

A sixth-century temple dedicated to Mumabi Devi, a form of Parvati, from which the city of Mumbai derives its name; a good place to start a tour of Mumbai.

An iconic railway station and UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the busiest and largest railway stations in India, with a viewing deck for taking photos.

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

A very popular and old vada pav shop near CST station serving authentic Mumbai-style vada pav since 1939, along with other snacks and drinks.

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

A quiet garden in the middle of the city, located near the Asiatic Society Library.

A public library near Horniman Circle, known for movie shootings.

A cultural hub in Mumbai, famous for British-era buildings, art galleries, quirky cafes, and designer boutiques; site of the annual Kala Ghoda Arts Festival.

An art gallery in the Kala Ghoda area, open to all, featuring beautiful art and art installations with no entry fee.

A large and beautiful museum in the Fort area with artifacts, statues, sculptures, and an Egyptian mummy, a top tourist destination.

An iconic monument in Mumbai built by the British, offering free views and located near the Arabian Sea and Elephanta Caves.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site with Hindu and Buddhist caves dedicated to Lord Shiva, accessible by ferry.

A popular and crowded street shopping market in Mumbai offering affordable street wear, jewelry, accessories and trendy items.

A legendary restaurant in Colaba Causeway serving Indian and English food for many years.

A legendary restaurant in Colaba Causeway serving Indian and English food for many years; lunch spot before heading to Marine Drive.

A popular place in Mumbai to view the city skyline and Arabian Sea, best visited during sunset; a place to relax and enjoy the views.

One of the oldest ice cream joints near Marine Drive, known for its ice cream biscuits with unique flavors; cash payments only.

One of the oldest and most sacred temples in Mumbai, dedicated to Lord Shiva, located near Girgaon Chowpatty; accessible by stairs or lift.

A beach with a long shoreline and views of Marine Lines and Malabar Hill, known for street food and Ganpati Visarjan.

A popular and famous Ganpati temple in Dadar, best visited early in the morning to avoid crowds; special entry available for a fee.

A joint in Matunga serving authentic South Indian food, especially the Rava Masala Dosa.

A temple dedicated to Shree Mahalaxmi, Shree Mahakali, and Shree Mahasaraswati; best visited in the morning to avoid crowds.

A dargah accessible via a pathway that gets submerged during high tides or rains; a place of high religious significance visited by people of all faiths.

One of the largest science centers in India, featuring interesting exhibits on space, physics, energy, sound, and technology.

A museum showcasing the history and evolution of Indian cinema with old movie posters, vintage cameras, and stories of Bollywood legends.

A famous juice center near Haji Ali Dargah since 1960, known for delicious fruit juices and snacks.

A famous route in Mumbai, with a bridge offering a unique travel experience over the water.

A beautiful and nice cafe in Pali Hill Road, Bandra, with diverse food menu and affordable prices, good for chilling and trying pastries and cheesecakes.

A popular shopping market in Bandra, similar to Linking Road.

One of the oldest Roman Catholic churches in Mumbai, built by the Portuguese; known for the Bandra Feast in September.

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

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