The most iconic monument of Mumbai, built during the British Raj era overlooking the Arabian sea. Board a ferry from here to visit Elephanta Caves or simply enjoy a morning stroll capturing its stunning architecture.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Mumbai’s oldest railway stations. Its unique blend of Victorian Gothic architecture and Indian designs has made it a favorite of photographers and travelers alike.
Note: CST Museum is currently closed on Mondays
One of Mumbai’s best restaurants for traditional snacks with a modern twist. Try their chaats, dhoklas, and thalis for a delicious and authentic Indian meal.
A beautiful mosque nestled in the middle of the Arabian sea. Visit this historic landmark and learn about its fascinating history and legends.
Note: Haji Ali Dargah is closed on Fridays.
A beautiful promenade that runs parallel to the Arabian sea. Enjoy a relaxing walk, soak in the sunset view, or taste the local street food.
A spiritual abode for Hindu devotees. Seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha and immerse yourself in the prayerful atmosphere of this divine place.
Note: Siddhivinayak Temple is closed for darshan (prayer service) from 12:30 PM to 4:00 PM.
A must-visit seafood restaurant in Mumbai. Enjoy the authentic Konkan cuisine that offers a lip-smacking blend of spices and flavors.
If you have more time, you can add a visit to Elephanta Caves or Crawford Market, a shopping paradise in Mumbai. If you have less time, you can skip Marine Drive or Siddhivinayak Temple and enjoy a ferry ride instead.