Mumbai walking tours
Mumbai walking tours is the best way to know the pulse of the city which has many hidden stories behind its sinewy lanes and ostentatious buildings. Apart from housing Bollywood, the largest film industry of India the city of Mumbai has a lot to explore and discover. We have an array of walking tours for you to explore every nook and corner of the city which never sleeps. The tours are specially designed keeping in mind the knack and convenience of every customer. If you are an enthusiast of history and culture, book our Heritage walking tour and get to know the true essence of Mumbai.On the other hand if you want to visit Dharavi, the largest slum of Asia, opt for Dharavi slum walking tour which will give you an insight of the struggle carried out by many people of our society. Any city of the world is known by its people, their culture, food habits, beliefs, customs, dress code and what they stand for. Right from the monotonous announcement of trains in the control room to the proficient coordination of the ‘dabbawalas’ while delivering food to their clients, from street shopping to fine dining in upscale restaurants Mumbai has the right proportion of everything in its store.
The best walking tours in Mumbai will give you a clear notion of the term ‘Amchi Mumbai’ as it is fondly called by the Mumbaikars. There are various walking tours in Mumbai based on what you want to focus on your Mumbai tour. Whether you are shopaholic or a shutterbug or a committed gastronome, the walking tour packages are customized according to your preference and suitability.

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Mumbai Top Attractions
Places To Visit In Mumbai
One of the most visited places to visit in mumbai in one day, the Gateway of India is counted among Mumbai tourist places that see excellent footfall at any time of the year. The attraction was built by the British in 1919, by the then Governor of Bombay, Sir George Sydenham Clarke, who laid the foundation of the monument in 1911. The plan was approved in 1914, after which construction began. The monument was built to honour the visit of King George V and Queen Mary, who was to arrive at Bombay. The architectural design of the Gateway of India is done in the Indo-Saracenic style, along with Muslim architectural styles incorporated when it comes to the archways. The Elephant Caves are located quite close to the Gateway of India and can be reached via a ferry from here. You can pay the ticket price here and get on a motorboat to reach the Elephant Caves, which takes a little more than an hour to reach, being located 56 kilometres from the monument.Location: Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai, MaharashtraTimings: Can visit anytimePrice: No entry fee

Formerly known as Victoria Terminus, the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus is Mumbai’s outstanding railway station. Although this is a railways station and not primarily counted among places to visit in Mumbai, this building, designed by British architect FW Stevens, sports excellent Victorian Gothic Revival architectural style.The designs are based on medieval Italian models, known as High Victorian Gothic Design, is remarkable. The domes, corridors, arches, and turrets are therefore distinct and prominently archaic. The construction of the building began in 1878, taking up to a decade to complete. Numerous British architects and Indian craftsmen worked day and night to give the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus the definition of what it is today. This is why the architectural style doesn’t just boast of Victorian style, there’s a distinctive feature of Indian architecture in the building as well, making it one of the attractions in Mumbai for history lovers and architects who love to study the significance of various architectural styles in the building.Location: Opposite BMC Building, Dr Dadabhai Naoroji Road, Fort/P D'Mello Road (PF-18), Mumbai, MaharashtraBest Time to visit: Any time of the yearEntry fee: No entry feeTimings: Not applicableDistance from Mumbai Bus Stand: 5 km from MSRTC Mumbai Central

The Nehru Science Centre in Mumbai is an extremely popular attraction in Mumbai for science lovers. This amazing initiative lets you get a glimpse into the world of science and technology that is informative, interesting, and full of knowledge for the young and old alike. There are more than 500 interactive projects at the centre that help you learn about the principles and laws of kinetics, sound, mechanics, energy etc.A lot of workshops, seminars, meetings, and exhibits are held at the Nehru Science Center from time to time. The centre also has a lot of artefacts thatdepict the several achievements of mankind in the field of science and technology. There are also three-dimensional shows you can attend at the Nehru Science Centre; there are two such shows which are called Grand Canyon Adventure and Monsters of the Deep. You can see mythical underwater monsters in Monsters of the Deep. There is also a well-kept library which houses more than 10000 books and up to 300 films on science and technology.Location: Opp 4 Seasons Hotel, Dr E. Moses Road, Worli, Mumbai, MaharashtraBest Time to visit: Any time of the yearEntry fee: INR 40Timings: 10AM-6PMDistance from Mumbai Bus Stand: 4.2 km from MSRTC Mumbai Central
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