Mumbai, India has centuries of history and many sites of tourist interest.[1]
Archaeological sites[edit]
Caves[edit]
Forts[edit]
- Bassein Fort
- Belapur Fort
- Bombay Castle
- Castella de Aguada
- Dongri Fort
- Fort George, Bombay
- Ghodbunder Fort
- Madh Fort
- Mahim Fort
- Mazagon Fort
- Riwa Fort
- Sewri Fort
- Sion Hillock Fort
- Vasai Fort
- Worli Fort
Others[edit]
Museums[edit]
- Antarang – Sex Health Information Art Gallery
- Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
- Cowasji Jehangir Hall
- Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum
- Mani Bhavan
- National Gallery of Modern Art
- National Museum of Indian Cinema
- Nehru Science Centre
Beaches[edit]
Ecotourist sites[edit]
Protected areas and others[edit]
- Karnala Bird Sanctuary
- Panje-Dongri wetlands
- Sanjay Gandhi National Park
- Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary
- Turtle Mass Nesting Site, Versova Beach
Dams and lakes[edit]
Amusement parks, gardens and grounds[edit]
- Adlabs Imagica
- Andheri Sports Complex
- B.P.T. Ground
- Bandra Kurla Complex Ground
- Brabourne Stadium
- Colaba Woods
- Cooperage Ground
- Cross Maidan
- Dadaji Kondadev Stadium
- DY Patil Stadium
- EsselWorld
- Gilbert Hill
- Gowalia Tank
- Hanging Gardens of Mumbai
- Horniman Circle Gardens
- Jijamata Udyaan
- Jogger's Park
- Joseph Baptista Gardens
- Kamala Nehru Park
- Mahalaxmi Racecourse
- Mahindra Hockey Stadium
- Middle Income Group Club Ground
- Oval Maidan
- Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium
- Shivaji Park
- Wankhede Stadium
Cinemas and film studios[edit]
- Annapurna Studios
- Bombay Talkies
- Capitol Cinema
- Coronation Cinema
- Dadasaheb Phalke Chitranagari
- Eros Cinema
- Filmistan
- Kamalistan Studios
- Liberty Cinema
- Maratha Mandir
- Mehboob Studio
- Metro Big Cinemas
- New Empire Cinema
- Plaza cinema
- R. K. Studio
- Rajkamal Kalamandir
- Ranjit Studios
- Regal Cinema
- Royal Opera House
- Sterling Cineplex
- Wadia Movietone
Malls and markets[edit]
- Chor Bazaar
- Colaba Causeway
- Crawford Market
- Crossroads Mall
- Dava Bazaar
- Dharavi
- Fashion Street
- Hill Road
- Zaveri Bazaar
- High Street Phoenix
- Phoenix Marketcity
- Inorbit Mall, Malad
- Inorbit Mall, Vashi
- Infinity Mall, Andheri
- Infiniti Mall, Malad
- Lamington Road
- Linking Road
- Lohar Chawl
- Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Mandai
- Metro Junction Mall
- Princess Street
- R City Mall
- R-Mall
- Raghuleela Mall, Vashi
- Raghuleela Mega Mall
- Viviana Mall
Places of worship[edit]
Churches[edit]
- Afghan Church
- Cathedral of the Holy Name
- Church of Our Lady of Dolours, Wadala
- Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel & Shrine of St. Anthony, Sion
- Church of Our Lady of Health, Cavel
- Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Bandra
- Gloria Church
- Holy Cross Church, Kurla
- Mount Mary Church, Bandra
- Our Lady of Egypt Church
- Our Lady of Immaculate Conception Church, Mt. Poinsur
- Portuguese Church
- Sacred Heart Church, Santacruz
- St. Andrew's Church
- St. John the Baptist Church
- St. Joseph's Church, Juhu
- St. Michael's Church
- St. Thomas Cathedral
Hindu temples[edit]
- Babulnath
- Jivdani Mata
- Jogeshwari Caves
- Kadeshwari Devi Temple
- Lalbaugcha Raja
- Mahalakshmi Temple
- Mumba Devi Temple
- Shaneshwar Sansthan
- Shreebalajimandir
- Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
- Siddhivinayak Temple
- Wagheshwari Temple
- Walkeshwar Temple
Masjid or shrines[edit]
Synagogues[edit]
Others[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "MAHARASHTRA TOURISM, The Official Website of Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation Ltd". maharashtratourism.gov.in. Retrieved 1 February 2014.
Further reading[edit]
- Sights in Mumbai (Bombay) – Lonely Planet
- Tourist Places in Mumbai (Bombay) – The Weekend Leader
- Must Visit Sights and Attractions of South Mumbai
- Mumbai tourist attractions
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