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Things to do in Mumbai
17 verified places and 30 missions to truly experience Mumbai. Must-sees: Brabourne Stadium, Fort (Mumbai district), Walkeshwar Temple, Royal Opera House, Mumbai. Best known for: Culture, Sport, Nature.
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SportBrabourne StadiumAt Brabourne Stadium visitors can watch international and domestic cricket matches, as it is home to Mumbai's…CultureFort (Mumbai district)Fort is a commercial and artistic district of Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.CultureWalkeshwar TempleWalkeshwar Temple is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva, situated at the highest point in Mumbai…CultureRoyal Opera House, MumbaiThe Royal Opera House, Mumbai, is the only royal opera house remaining in India, built with a mix of European…CultureBanganga TankBanganga Tank is an ancient rectangular tank surrounded by steps on all four sides, located within the…NatureCross IslandCross Island, also known as Chinal Tekdi, is an uninhabited or sparsely inhabited island in Mumbai Harbour…CultureNariman HouseNariman House, also known as Nariman Light House, is a five-storey building in Colaba that served as the…CultureMartyrs' SquareMartyrs' Square, located in South Mumbai, is a site of great historical and cultural significance.LeisureLamington RoadOn Lamington Road visitors will find a street lined with shops specialising in the wholesale and retail sale…CultureMumbai HarbourIn Mumbai Harbour, visitors can take a boat trip to Elephanta Island, home to the famous Elephanta Caves, a…CultureRaudat TaheraRaudat Tahera is a mausoleum in Bhendi Bazaar, Mumbai, where Syedna Taher Saifuddin and his son Syedna…CultureWatson's HotelThe building is notable for its iron framework and cantilevered exterior walkways surrounding the main…SportAzad MaidanAzad Maidan is a large triangular ground in Mumbai where visitors will find twenty-two active cricket…CultureJinnah HouseJinnah House is a European-style mansion in Malabar Hill, Mumbai, built by Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1936 and…CultureMunicipal Corporation Building, MumbaiThe Municipal Corporation Building, Mumbai, is distinguished by its 77.7-metre tower and a central dome…Food & drinkCafe MondegarInside Cafe Mondegar, visitors can admire original murals by the famous cartoonist Mario Miranda, which cover…CultureKanheri CavesThe Kanheri Caves form an extensive complex of 109 caves cut into a basalt hill within Sanjay Gandhi National…
Frequently asked questions
What to see in Mumbai in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: Brabourne Stadium, Fort (Mumbai district), Walkeshwar Temple, Royal Opera House, Mumbai and Banganga Tank.
What can you see for free in Mumbai?
No entry fee: Fort (Mumbai district), Walkeshwar Temple, Banganga Tank, Nariman House, Martyrs' Square and Lamington Road.