Gateway of India:
This 26 metres high stone archway is the first landmark of Bombay a visitor sees when arriving by ship. Designed by Writtet in the 16th century Gujarat style, it was built to commen/morate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Indfia in 1911. This crypto-Moresque archway welcomed numerous viceroys, governors and top civil servants as they disembarked by launch from their p&O steamers. An equestrian statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji and statue of Swami Vivekananda have been installed here.

Afghan Church:
Dedicated to the British soldiers who fell in the Singh and Afghan campaigns of 1838 and 1843, this church also known as St. Johns Church was built in 1847

Chowpatty Beach:
A popular beach where celebration of festivals such as Coconut Day and the Ganesh Chaturthi immersions take place. Besides little kiosks selling Bombay's special snacks, Bhelpuri & Kulfi (local ice crem) one can find professional massesurs, pony leaders, ,beebee-gun shooting galleries, contortionists, snake charmers, monkey-trainers, balloon sellers, flower-girls and lost more. On the beach are statues of India's freedom fighters, Lokmanya Tilak and Vithalbhai patel who symbolize the freedom struggle. Chowpatty occupies a special place in the life of Bombay, having been the avenue of mass political meetings in the pre-independence era.

Haji Ali Mosque

Hutatmas Chowk

Jain Temple

Kamla Nehru Park

Mahalaxmi Temple

Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Market

Malabar Hill

Mani Bhavan (Gandhi Memorial)

Nehru Planetarium

Rajbai Tower

Nehru Science Center

Pherozsha Mehta Gardens

Race Course

Raudat Tajera