The intricate colonial architecture can best be explored in Mumbai. Few of the popular buildings captivating our attention are Prince of Wales Museum, recently renamed as Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vaastu Sangrahalaya Museum. Kala Ghoda Art Precinct, the colonial architecture of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, which was formerly known as Victoria Terminus, Royal Yacht Club, Dhanraj Mahal, Regal Cinema, Elphinstone College,Rajabhai Clock Tower and High Court of Mumbai. All the buildings are in and around South Mumbai. All these architectures have a stunning style and grandeur, speaking volumes about the artisans of yesteryears. Most of them reflect the colonial style blended with Indian ethos, leaving behind a sense of travelling into history, antiquity and ethnicity.

It is not surprising to know that Mumbai is home to second largest number of deco buildings in the world, after Miami. These buildings are listed by UNESCO as World Heritage Site.

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1. Most of the buildings are lined in Marine Drive & in and around South Mumbai.
2. Take sufficient time to visit the buildings which are surely deserving
3. Plan to visit the promenade of Marine Drive in the evenings to witness the sunset and Queen’s necklace, truly gorgeous sights to behold

How to Reach Heritage Buildings of Mumbai?

Most or all of the heritage buildings of Mumbai are lined up in and around South Mumbai.