Start your day off with the iconic Gateway of India. A symbol of Mumbai’s rich history, the towering archway stands tall against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea. Take a boat ride to Elephanta Caves, a UNESCO-listed site, located on an island east of Mumbai.
Also known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, this museum has an overwhelming collection of art, artifacts and natural history exhibits reflecting India's history and culture. The museum houses over 60,000 exhibits and has sections dedicated to art, archaeology and natural history of India.
Situated in the heart of Mumbai, this traditional Gujarati thali spot attracts visitors from all over the world. Here, you can experience a wide variety of authentic vegetarian dishes that are served all-you-can-eat style in typical Maharashtrian style.
Nehru Science Centre is an interactive museum with over 500 hands-on science exhibits based on various themes such as Light, Sound, Kinematics, Mechanics, Transport, etc. It also has a dome-shaped theatre, the first of its kind in India. The centre is dedicated to popularizing science and spreading the interest of knowledge among people of all ages, especially young students.
End your day with a relaxing sunset walk along Mumbai’s famous Juhu beach, which is lined with street food stalls and various restaurants. People come to the beach to witness the beautiful sunsets, take a stroll and let kids play around in the sand or indulge in street food.
To make the most of your day, we recommend using local transportation such as taxis, metros, or trains, which will help you save time and make your trip more convenient. As a family-friendly city, Mumbai offers an array of places and activities that cater to children of all ages. If you have a little more time, we suggest visiting Haji Ali Darga, Worli Sea face, or Chor Bazaar for a traditional shopping experience. If you have less time, you might want to skip the Prince of Wales museum or Nehru Science Centre, or shorten your time at Juhu beach to catch a flight.