Neighbourhood guide · Mumbai
CSMT, Flora Fountain and the Oval Maidan, and Kala Ghoda’s museums, galleries, cafés and bookshop.
Neighbourhood guide
Gothic landmarks, two UNESCO sites, and the museums and galleries of Kala Ghoda.
The back story
Two styles, two UNESCO listings: the Victorian Gothic of CSMT and the Oval Maidan, and the Art Deco seafront of Marine Drive.
Open 10:15am to 6pm
Mumbai’s great museum of art and history, in its domed building and gardens at Kala Ghoda.
159-161 Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai 400023Explore View on map
In the old C. J. Hall
The national gallery of modern art, inside the former Sir Cowasji Jehangir Public Hall.
Sir Cowasji Jehangir Public Hall, Kala Ghoda, Fort, MumbaiExplore View on map
At the heart of Kala Ghoda
Mumbai’s best-known public gallery, on Mahatma Gandhi Road in Kala Ghoda.
161B Mahatma Gandhi Road, Kala Ghoda, Fort, MumbaiExplore View on map
Contemporary art
A contemporary art gallery on the third floor of Queens Mansion in Fort.
G Talwatkar Marg, Fort, Mumbai 400001 (3rd Floor, Queens Mansion)Explore View on map
Inscribed 2004
The Victorian Gothic railway terminus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and still one of the city’s busiest stations.
Inscribed 2018
The Gothic and Art Deco buildings that face each other across the Oval Maidan: a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
At the heart of the UNESCO ensemble
The open green between the Gothic and Art Deco buildings of South Mumbai.
Gothic, Art Deco and art
From CSMT past Flora Fountain to the Oval Maidan and the museums and galleries of Kala Ghoda.
The Kala Ghoda flagship
The café that began in Kala Ghoda in 2014, on Dr Forbes Street.
Dr Forbes Street, Kala Ghoda, Fort, MumbaiExplore View on map
Open daily 10:30am–7:30pm
A much-loved bookshop in Somaiya Bhavan on MG Road, Fort.
45/47 MG Road, Fort, Mumbai 400001 (Somaiya Bhavan)Explore View on map
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