Mumbai Private City Tour - Essentials of Mumbai

Gateway of India is the city’s most iconic heritage site and historic monument which was built in the early twentieth century. The majestic monument is a must-visit site for you to witness its pristine glory against the backdrop of the sea.

It is a popular railway station that depicts the exquisite Victorian-Gothic style of architecture in India. Built over a span of 10 years, starting in 1878, the beautiful structure with Gothic design was based on late medieval Italian models.

Officially known as the University of Mumbai, is one of the earliest state universities in India and the oldest in Maharashtra. Drive past through this premier University to have a glimpse of one of the largest Universities in the world.

Town hall is the most majestic and beautiful colonial structure of Mumbai. It is one of the last architectural remnants of the Victorian Bombay. Drive past this beautiful structure that houses the ‘Asiatic society of Bombay’ which is a public state library of the city.

Marine Drive, also known as the “Queen’s necklace” is a beautiful seaside promenade which is illuminated with street lights in the evening, makes for a wonderful spectical! The long stretch of the promenade ends at a very popular beach called the Chowpatty Beach famous for delectable street food stalls.

Mani Bhavan is a historical museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. It is a museum that comprises of a library and research centre that exhibits Gandhi’s life and political activities in India.

Perched on the top of Malabar hills is a very popular Garden named the Hanging Garden. Overlooking the stunning Arabian Sea, the amazing park offers a scenic sunset view.

Undoubtedly and arguably one of the prettiest temples in Mumbai is the Jain Temple. A popular place of great religious significance is a holy shrine dedicated to Adishwara – the founder of Jainism

Haji Ali Dargah is an iconic religious place of Mumbai which attracts nearly thousands of people every day. Floating in the middle of sea, this Indo-Islamic pilgrim site welcomes people of all faith and religion.

Witness India’s largest manpowered open laundry community which dates to almost 140 years old. Witness the spectacle to believe it! It is one of the major tourist attractions in the city of Mumbai.

Located on the busiest streets of the fort, Hutatma Chowk is the official name given to the square which also hosts a beautiful flora fountain. While the flora fountain is a lovely representation of the Roman Goddess Flora, the Goddess of Abundance, Hutatma Chowk derived its name in memory of the members of Samyukta Maharashtra Samiti, who lost their lives in police firing during a peaceful demonstration in 1956.