Walk around this financial district to view some historical architecture. Visit the Asiatic Library, the naval docklands, Bombay Stock Exchange, as well as the RBI Monetary Museum.
This 20th century building houses nearly 50,000 artifacts of art, archeology and natural history. They have a free audio guide which you can get from the information counter.
If you want to shop for authentic Indian handicrafts and arts, this is the place to visit! Here every state of India has an emporium of handcrafts with government regulated prices...
Mumbai's first museum, it was originally known as the Victoria and Albert Museum. It showcases the city’s cultural heritage and history...
An ancient Shiva temple in the heart of the city. It used to be the tallest structure of ancient Bombay, but is now hidden from the city's eyes. The main day of worship is Monday...
This view never disappoints! Take a stroll around the monument or catch a ferry around the Arabian Sea. You can also take a day ferry to the Elephanta Caves or hire a private sunset sail.
The NCPA has a year round calendar of best-selling plays, as well as music and dance performances. If you are lucky, you can catch one of the traditional Indian dance recitals...
This mosque and dargah was built before Bombay even existed. Because it is situated off land, you can only access the dargah during low tides as the walkway is submerged most part of the day...
This Roman Catholic cathedral is covered in beautiful frescoes and stained glass paintings. The Cathedral was granted the status of a Heritage Building in 1998...
Known for its corner jukebox and walls painted by India's famous cartoonist Mario de Miranda, this café offers a great place for escaping the city's heat. Grab a beer...
This unique bar follows the Bombay stock exchange where drink prices increase & decrease, depending on customer demand. They use apps and table screens to make sure you get the best experience...
This completly vegetarian restaurant, has been a local favorite for decades. If you find yourself there for brunch, go all out on their South Indian cuisine, ... you must try their Gujarati Thali.
One of Mumbai's oldest bakeries, they tend to be out of stock of all their goods by 4 pm. Come in early, and grab some cookies, croissants, and fresh fruit cakes...
The perfect place to wine and dine. Straight up order a bottle of wine and relax here for a few hours, munching on some Indian delicacies. ... Expect a lot of evening breeze.
Not exactly a restaurant, but a sweet and snack shop. It's a must visit for trying Indian sweets such as – kaju kathli, peda and barfi...
For a complete North Indian food experience, this is the place to be. From their sought-after Butter Chicken and Garlic Naan, to their Murgh Chello Kababs – this place never disappoints.
Mumbai is known for its Parsi cafés. These are small, mom & pop run places, with authentic Parsi cuisine. Make sure you go for evening chai, and bun maska ... as well as some berry pulav.
Café by day, High energy bar by night. They have various locations around Mumbai, but Todi Mills Social has the best service. They have experimental cocktails, and the perfect appetizers.
This small resto-pub has a lot to offer. Don't be surprised if there is a waiting list, because there are always people lining up for their sought after food. Best Moscow Mule in town.
In one word - heaven. Their food, drinks and vibe are just perfect. Expect to be there from lunch till after closing time. Save some space for their mouth-watering desserts!
Food of the Gods. Literally. From heavenly chocolate desserts, to the most buttery quiches. Try their parsi breakfast menu, followed by a chocolate ganache tart.
