| Afgan Memorial Church | Bombay’s afghan’s Church is also known as St John The Baptist Memorial is Devoted to a British Soldier who died in one of the Afghans War during 1838. This Church was Made During 1847 AD at Colaba (old Mumbai). | Pilgrimage |
| Airport Road Metro Station | The Airport Road Metro station on Line 1 is located in Andheri close to the International Airport area. | Metro Station |
| Andheri Metro Station | Andheri Metro Station on Line 1 serving the Andheri area has been designed by third year architecture students. It contains murals and the walls on the interiors have graffiti and doodles. This station was opened to public on 8th June 2014 | Metro Station |
| Andheri Railway Station | Andheri Railway station is on the Western and Harbour Line and one of the busiest stations as per the Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation. The Railway station is connected to the Andheri Metro station through a sky walk. | Railway Station |
| Asalpha Road Metro Station | The Asalpha Metro Station on Line 1 was initially named Subhash Nagar even though it wasn’t located in that area. After an appeal from the local residents the name was changed to Asalpha. | Metro Station |
| Asian Heart Hospital | The Asian Heart Institute is located at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) is a Indian Cardiac care hospital started in the year 2002. Dr Ramakanta Panda is the vice charirman and MD of this hospital. It was one of two private hospitals in India to take part in a government insurance scheme to provide coverage for the poor as of July 2012 | Hospital |
| Asiatic Society of Mumbai | The Asiatic Library is located in South Mumbai’s Fort Area. The Library has over hundred thousand books out of which 15,000 are rare and valuable, Coin collection of about 11,829 coins and 1300 maps in its map collection | Tourist Attraction |
| Atria Mall | Atria Mall is the one of the famous mall in Mumbai located in Worli area. It has different International Brands Store and also has automotive showrooms of brands like Ducati and Rolls Royce. | Shopping Malls |
| Azad Maidan | The Azad Maidan earlier known as Bombay Gymkhana Maidan is a triangular shape sports ground spread over approximately 25 acres. The ground is known for its cricket pitches, Political Rallies and Protest meetings. The ground is close CST Railway Station. | Tourist Attraction |
| Azad Nagar Metro Station | The Azad Nagar metro station serves the Azad Nagar area in Andheri and was opened to public on 8th June 2014. | Metro Station |
| Bandra Fort (Castella De Aguada) | The Bandra Fort also known as the Castella De Aguada was built in the year 1640 by the Portuguese as a watchtower. The fort is located at Bandra and owned by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). It has been featured in many Bollywood movies and is and is very close to another well known landmark in Mumbai called the Taj Lands End. | Tourist Attraction |
| Bandra Kurla Complex | Bandra Kurla Complex is a commercial complex in Mumbai. It has Kurla to its East, Bandra to its west and Santacruz to its North which also makes the Domestic airport easily accessible from here. There are approximately 6 lakh people working in offices at BKC. BKC is also home to the Mumbai Cricket Association and the US Mumbai Consulate. | Tourist Attraction |
| Bandra Railway Station | Bandra Railway station serves the Western as well as the Harbour Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railways. All trains, Fast and Slow halt here. The best part of this station is the look of the Building and Canopy. The spacious layout and Greek features add to the beauty of this railway station. | Railway Station |
| Bandra Worli Sea Link | The Bandra Worli Sea Link officially called the Rajiv Gandhi Sea Link is an eight lane bridge that connects Bandra in the Western Suburbs to Worli in South Mumbai. The sea link reduces travel time between the two places from an hour to about 20-30 minutes. The bridge was built by the Hindustan Construction Company and commissioned by the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation. | Tourist Attraction |
| Bhandup Railway Station | Bhandup is a railway station on the Central Line between Nahur & Kanjurmarg Railway station. A few fast trains stop at this station during peak hours. | Railway Station |
| BMC Building | BMC Stands for Brihanmumbai Muncipal Corporation which is the civic body that governs Mumbai. It is established under the BMC Act 1888 and responsible for the administration and civic infrastructure of the City of Mumbai and some suburbs | Tourist Attraction |
| Bombay Hospital | Bombay Hospital also called BHIMS (Bombay Hospital Institute of Medical Sciences – Mumbai) founded in the year 1950 by R.D. Birla is a private hospital in Mumbai. It has 830 beds out of which 110 are in the critical care and recovery area. The hospital has 22 operation theatres, 200 resident doctors, 240 well known consultants and 3200 full time employees. | Hospital |
| Borivali Railway Station | Borivali Railway Station on the western line is a terminus for all trains i.e. Slow, Semi fast and fast trains. It is also the stop for all mail and express trains. | Railway Station |
| Breach Candy Hospital | The Breach Candy Hospital has been designed by an English architect Claude Batley. Established in the year 1950 this hospital is at an upmarket area in the same name (Breach Candy) in South Mumbai. It is a 212 bed hospital and well equipped with modern diagnostic equipment. | Hospital |
| Byculla Railway Station | Byculla Station is located on the Central and Harbour Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway. It was originally built as a wooden structure the year before it took its current form. It is one of the oldest stations in India. | Railway Station |
| Center One Vashi | Centre One Mall is one of the shopping malls close to Vashi Railway Station. It is spread 4 floors and has approximately 80 outlets offering national and international brands of various products. | Shopping Malls |
| Chakala Metro Station | The Chakala Metro Station on Line 1 is located at close to the JB Nagar bus stop in Andheri and is about 1.5 - 2 kms away from Chakala. | Metro Station |
| Charni Road Railway Station | This station is located on the Western Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway and can be used to access Girgaum Chowpatti and Marine Drive which is a major attraction for tourist. The railway station derives its name from the fact that grazing lands for cattle and horses were located nearby in earlier days. | Railway Station |
| Chembur Railway Station | Chembur Railway Station is located near the Chembur market and on the Harbour Line. The station is equipped with Noise indicators for the blind so that they can spot where their compartment would be. The Chembur monorail station is connected by a skywalk from the railway station | Railway Station |
| Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport | Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) was formerly known as Sahar International Airport. It is the International Airport in Mumbai and ranked by Airport Council International as one of the second busiest in India and 48th busiest airport in the world as of 2013. The Recent T2 terminal was opened for operations in Feb 2014 | Airport |
| Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus | Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus is the headquaters of Central Railways and the busiest Railway Station in India. Serves both Long Distance Trains as well as Local Trains of Mumbai Suburban Railway. | Railway Station |
| Chinchpokli Railway Station | Chinchpokli station is on the Central Line. The name is got from different words chinch which means tamarind and pokli which means betel nut. | Railway Station |
| Chunnabhatti Railway Station | Chunnabhatti Station is located on the Harbour Line. Chunnabhatti is the place where Swadeshi Mills the first cotton mill in Mumbai is located. This mill was registered in the year 1886 by Jamshedji Tata. | Railway Station |
| Churchgate | Churchgate Station is on the Western Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway is located in South Mumbai and is one of the busiest stations in the city. It gets its name from “Church Gate Street” which is to the south of the Station. Churchgate Station is the last station of the local trains of the Western Railways. Trains depart as early as 4.15 with the last trains departing at around 1.am. | Railway Station |
| Cooper Hospital | Cooper Hospital owned by the Brihanmumbai Muncipal Corporation is operated under a Public-Private Partnership. Located in Juhu, this hospital started in the year 1969 as a maternity home and then got converted to a full fledged hospital in 1970 | Hospital |
| Cotton Green Railway Station | Cotton Green a railway station on the Harbour Line caters to areas such as Ferbandar, Kalachowki & Ghodapdeo | Railway Station |
| Currey Road Railway Station | Currey Road Station on the Central Line was built to carry horses during the British Raj. Situated in Central Mumbai it has famous places around like Lalbaug and Lower Parel | Railway Station |
| D. N. Nagar Metro Station | The D.N. Nagar Metro Station on Line 1 is located at Andheri and serves the DN Nagar area. The Station is near the Indian Oil Junction. | Metro Station |
| Dadar Railway Station | Dadar is a railway stations that caters to both the Western and Central Railways. They are connected by a foot over bridge. This station caters to local as well as outstation trains. There is a separate terminus for the Outstation trains called Dadar T.T which is on the Central side. | Railway Station |
| Dahisar Railway Station | Dahisar Station on the western line is the last station in Mumbai officially. The area around the station is generally very crowded and always experiences traffic jams. | Railway Station |
| Dhobi Ghat | Mumbai's largest human powered laundry where everyday 1000s of washermen wash and dry clothes in concrete washing tanks. | Tourist Attraction |
| Dockyard Road Railway Station | Dockyard Road is a station on the Harbour line and the closest station to the Mazgaon area. It is the closest stop to the Mazgon Dock limited which is India’s prime shipyard. | Railway Station |
| Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital | Dr L.H Hiranandani started in Feb 2004. In 2011 they grew from a 130 bed hospital to a 240 bed facility. The hospital today has become a prominent healthcare resource in India and has some of the leading specialists in contemporary medicine as well as a committed nurse workforce with an updated knowledge base. | Hospital |
| Elphinstone Road Railway Station | Elphinstone Road Railway station which is on the Western line was name after Lord Elphinstone who was the governor of Mumbai in the year 1853 to 1860. A footbridge at this station links Elphinstone Road to Parel on the Central line. | Railway Station |
| Flora Fountain | The Flora Fountain located in South Mumbai was built in the year 1864 and depicts the Roman Goddess Flora. It is within walking distance from Churchgate & CST Railway Stations. The fountain has been declared as a heritage structure and still continues to charm its visitors with its spray of water and beauty. | Tourist Attraction |
| Fortis Hospital Mulund | Fortis Hospital located in Mulund started in the year 2002. It is a multispecialty tertiary care hospital and is one of the best hospitals in this area. | Hospital |
| Ghatkopar Metro Station | The Ghatkopar metro station is the eastern terminus of Line 1.A 12 meter wide foot over bridge connects the Metro Station to the western side of the Ghatkopar Railway Station. The Metro Station is disable friendly with elevators and ramps wide enough to provide wheelchair access. | Metro Station |
| Ghatkopar Railway Station | Ghatkopar Station located on the Central Line was opened in the year 1877. As of 2014 about 4,65,000 people use this station daily. From the west side of the station there is a skywalk that connect the Railway station to the Ghatkopar Metro Station. | Railway Station |
| Ghodbunder Junction | It is located at State Highway 42 commonly called the Ghodbunder Road which is one of the major roads leading out of the Thane City. This road is about 20 kms long and links two main highways i.e. the Eastern & Western Express Highways. | Others |
| Godrej Memorial Hospital | Godrej Memorial Hospital is located at Vikhroli close to the Railway Station and Eastern Express Highway. It is a modern multi-speciality hospital and provides speciality and super speciality services. Their focus is on Emergency Medical Care. The hospital meets the health care needs of General Public as well as the Godrej Employees | Hospital |
| Goregaon Railway Station | Goregaon Railway Station on the western line was opened in the year 1867. The Station has 3 foot overbridges out of which one (middle FOB) on the western side leads to a skywalk. | Railway Station |
| Govandi Railway Station | Govadi Railway station lies on the Harbour Line of the Mumbai Railway network and has two platforms which serves the North & South Bound Railway line. The North goes to Mankhurd while the South goes to Chembur. | Railway Station |
| Grant Road Railway Station | Grant Road Station was named after Sir Robert Grant who was the Governor of Bombay between 1835 and 1839. Grant Road is known for electronics available at Lamington Road. This is also an access point to Girgaum Chowpatty which is a famous tourist spot. | Railway Station |
| Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar (GTB Nagar) Railway Station | Guru Tegh Bahadur Station is on the Harbour line and close to the Kings Circle and Mahim railway station | Railway Station |
| Haji Ali | Haji Ali Mosque is a tomb at some 300 meters inside the Arabian sea connected to worli location of Mumbai and is a standing architecture in the name of saint ‘Peer Haji Ali Shah Bukhari (Also known as Hazrat Haji Ali)’ who was a Muslim sufi saint. | Pilgrimage |
| Hanging Gardern | Located in Malabar Hill also known as Pherozeshah Mehta Gardens popular for Children. | Tourist Attraction |
| Heera Panna Shopping Center | Heera Panna a famous shopping centre built about 20 years back is still a known place among Mumbaikars. It is famous for electronics and accessories. | Shopping Malls |
| High Street Phoenix | High Street Phoenix that was earlier known as Phoenix Mills is one of the largest shopping malls in India which houses more that 500 Premium Stores and Budget friendly options as well. Few of the Premium stores include Jimmy Choo, Chanel, Canali and Emporio Armani. The mall also houses a variety of Entertainment & Foof & Beverage outlets. A 20 lane bowling course which is south Asia’s largest was started here in 1996. In addition to the mall the compound also has a Five star hotel, Multiplex Theatre, Commercial space & Residential area. | Shopping Malls |
| Hinduja Hospital | The P. D. Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre is located at Mahim and is a multi-specialty, tertiary care hospital in Mumbai. The Hospital has be founded by Parmanand Deepchand Hinduja | Hospital |
| Huma Mall | Huma Mall is located at Kanjurmarg at a walking distance from the railway station. It is one of India’s first factory outlet mall with a Multiplex Theatre. Few of the outlets present are Globus, Peter England, United Colours of Benetton & Welspun. There are a few F&B outlets as well. | Shopping Malls |
| IMAX Adlabs Wadala | Imax Adlabs located at Wadala is a multiplex theatre and is also houses the world’s largest Dome Theatre | Tourist Attraction |
| Inorbit Mall Malad | The Inorbit Mall, Malad is one of the first malls to open under the Inorbit Mall umbrella in 2004. There 4 more malls at in Vashi- Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad & Bangalore. The Inorbit Malad boasts of a five lakh square feet retail area which houses 26 restaurants with the food court spread over twelve thousand sq ft that can seat 800 people. The mall also launched a “Mall Walk” in 2010 which allows people to use the Mall area for their morning walks at no extra cost. During large sport events the mall installs large screens in the foot court to retain its customers. | Shopping Malls |
| Inorbit Mall Vashi | The Inorbit Mall at Vashi was launched in the year 2008 and was known for changing the face of that area. It is known as a one stop shopping destination and also for free wi-fi that is available to shoppers free of cost. The mall offers a lot of places to eat like KFC, Starbucks, Pot Pourri and the bowl House to name a few. The mall is located at a walking distance from the Vashi railway station. | Shopping Malls |
| ISKCON Temple Juhu | Iskcon, A famous temple of Mumbai with presence world wide is on list of Mumbai attractions between tourist. Also called ‘Radha Rasabihariji temple’,’Radha Krishna temple’, Iskcon is at Juhu, Andheri West built on 1977, having per-presence of A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada the founder of Iskcon for his love and preaching of ‘Srimad Bhagavatam’ also called ‘Bhagwat Geeta’ a spiritual book in India and concept of spreading love, provide food and live life in best way. | Pilgrimage |
| Jagruti Nagar Metro Station | The Jagruti Nagar Metro Station was initially going to be named Asalpha but was renamed Jagruti Nagar. It was opened to public on 8th June 2014 | Metro Station |
| Jama Masjid Mumbai | Jama Masjid (Also Refered as ‘Maszid’) originated from Dongri was demolished and shifted here. The work after demolition started in late 1775 and took 27 year to get its beautiful carving, art works and the sange marmar stone work. Friday being the holy day of Namaz for islamic community is the crowded day all around. The two famous known places of Mumbai being ‘Zaveri Bazar’ and one of the oldest ‘Manish Market’ are just adjacent to this masjid. | Pilgrimage |
| Jaslok Hospital | Jaslok Hospital and Reserch Centre located at Pedder Road in South Mumbai was founded in the early 1970’s. The name Jaslok was derived from the names Seth Lokoomal and his wife, Smt. Jasotibai. This hospital is a private Full fledged multi-speciality hospital having 364 bed which include 75 ICU Beds. They have about 265 consultants with 140 resident doctors. | Hospital |
| Jivdani Mata Mandir | Jivdani (Which Means Goddess Of Life), Where Jiva (means Life), A very beautiful and famous temple of godess jivdani (Also called ‘Jivdani mata’) on pyramid like shaped mountain far away at North Mumbai (Thane District). This temple is one of very famous temple among hindu community. Their are very few temples in India which are on top of any Mountain and Jivdani being one of such beautiful temple, People from very long distance come here and visit Godess and take ‘DARSHAN’. Total footsteps to climb are 1300 and are very safe. Alternately their is a rope way that charges Rs.150/- (Including Return Fare) as of day that is very helpful for old age and elderly people who have joint problems in Knees. The Charges for just return fare if you thought you are tired and want to use Rope way is Rs.50 only. | Pilgrimage |
| Jogeshwari Railway Station | Jogeshwari Railway Station is on the western line in between Andheri & Goregaon Railway Station. | Railway Station |
| Juhu Chowpatty Beach | Lined with vendors, entertainers, children's rides and fast food stalls selling bhelpuris (puffed rice snacks) and other Indian delights | Tourist Attraction |
| K Star Mall | K Star Mall is located near Diamond Garden, Chembur. It has a Multiplex Theatre, different stores and a Food Court with a Gaming Zone. | Shopping Malls |
| Kandivali Railway Station | Kandivali Railway Station on the Western Line was built in the year 1907 more than 100 years back and the station was then known as “Khandolee”. The station got its name Kandivali from an East Indian village of Candolim. | Railway Station |
| Kanheri Caves | Kanheri caves is located 10 km from Borivali, and in the midst of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park. The word Kanheri originates from Sanskrit word "Krishnagiri" and means, "Black Mountain". | Tourist Attraction |
| Kanjurmarg Railway Station | Kanjurmarg Railway station on the Central line was built in the year 1968 and was named after a village called “ Kanjur Village”. This is the main access point to Powai and places like IIT Mumbai and Hiranandani Gardens. | Railway Station |
| KEM Hospital Mumbai | The KEM (King Edward Memorial) Hospital located in Parel was founded in the year 1926 has a medical college too in the name of Seth GS Medical College which has been consistently in the top 25 medical colleges in India. The Hospital is 1800 bedded, 390 staff physicians and 550 resident doctors. It provided both basic care and advanced treatment in the field of medicine and surgery. | Hospital |
| Khar Road Railway Station | “Khar Road” is located on the Western Line of the Suburban Railway Network. The station got its name from a village called “Khar-Danda” which is near the Arabian Sea. | Railway Station |
| Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital | The Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital is a multi speciality hospital located in Andheri. Started in the year 2009, they are in the only hospital in Mumbai to have a Full time Specialist system which ensures availability of dedicated specialists who are exclusively attached to this hospital. The hospital has 750 beds with more than 103 full time doctors, 520 nurses and 200 paramedics. | Hospital |
| Korum Mall | Korum Mall located in Thane off the Eastern Express Highway is the largest mall in Thane. Its opened its doors on 2nd Sep 2009 to the public. The mall has a Hobby and Leisure Store and 4 Screen Multiplex Theatre, A food court and family entertainment centre. The basement parking and separate car park building can accommodate upto 1100 cars and 700 two wheelers. | Shopping Malls |
| Kurla Railway Station | Kurla railway station is on both Central as well as the Harbour Line. The place gets its name from an East Indian Village of Kurla who got its name from the word “Kurli” the local name for crab as these were found in plenty near the village. | Railway Station |
| Lilavati Hospital | Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre located in Bandra is a super speciality hospital established in the year 1978 by Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust. The Motto of the Hospital is “More Than HealthCare, Human Care”. | Hospital |
| Lower Parel Railway Station | Lower Parel Station is located on the western track of the Mumbai Suburban Railways. This place which was under control of the textile mills till the 1980’s has now turned into a place with Luxury Hotels, Premium Office’s & Skyscraper Apartments. | Railway Station |
| Madh Island | Madh Island is a fishing village in North Mumbai and the people who live here are Koli’s Maharashtrians, and East Indian Roman Catholics as well as few people from other communities. This place can be reached via a bus or rickshaw from Malad. | Tourist Attraction |
| Mahalaxmi Railway Station | Mahalaxmi is a suburban railway station on the Western line. Places on interest close to this Railway station are the Mahalaxmi Temple, Mahalaxmi Racecourse, Haji Ali Dargah and Nehru Planetarium. | Railway Station |
| Mahalaxmi Temple | The Mahalaxmi Temple built in the year 1831 by Dhaki Dadaji a hindu merchant is one of the most famous temples in Mumbai in the Mahalaxmi area. The temple compound has a lot of stalls that sell Garlands and other things used by devotees for worship and offering. The temple is decorated during the festival of Navaratri when devotees from far of places come to this temple to pay respect to the goddess. They stand in long queues for hours holding offering of coconuts, flowers and sweets. | Pilgrimage |
| Mahim Church | A very famous church which is located near the sea face area between Mahim and Bandra on S V Road | Pilgrimage |
| Mahim Mosque | This is the first famous shrine of Mumbai in the name of ‘Makhtum Fakih Ali Paru‘ who is originally from Arab. This mosque is one of the monuments of Mahim Mumbai in his name which was created when he died in 1431 | Pilgrimage |
| Mahim Railway Station | Mahim Railway Station is on the Western Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway. In earlier days this place was know with different name such as Maijim, Mejambu and Mahikawati. Mahim was one of the seven islands that made up Mumbai | Railway Station |
| Malad Railway Station | Malad Railway Station on the western line is in between Goregaon & Kandivali Station. This station is used to access places like Marve Beach, Orlem Church & Essel World. | Railway Station |
| Mankhurd Railway Station | Mankhurd is the last stop in the city before Navi Mumbai and is a railway station on the Harbour Line. Most places in Mumbai have East and West to each station but Mankhurd has a North & South side on either side of the railway track. It also has a railway line run by the Bombay Port Trust. | Railway Station |
| Marine Drive, Mumbai | Marine Drive is a 4.3 kms Drive along Arabian Sea. Also known as "Queen's Necklace" | Tourist Attraction |
| Marine Lines Railway Station | Marine Lines is a Railway Station on the Western Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railways in South Mumbai. The name originated from the Marine Battalion Lines, a military establishment built by the British in the 1800s which was later converted to an air force residential area which is now to the South of Metro Adlabs. A famous place near this railway station is Marine Drive. | Railway Station |
| Marol Naka Metro Station | The Marol Naka Metro station serves the Marol Area in Andheri. It is on Line 1 of the Mumbai Metro in between Airport Road Metro Station and Saki Naka Metro Station. | Metro Station |
| Marve Beach | Marve Beach is at located at Malad and can be reached by taking a Autorickshaw or Taxi from the railways station which is available round the clock. Essel World, Water Kingdom & Manori cane be accessed by a ferry service available from Marve. You can take two wheelers along with you in the ferry to Manori. This beach is not safe for swimming and movement on the beach has been restricted due to its narrow width as well as the presence of the Indian Naval Base. | Tourist Attraction |
| Masjid Bunder Railway Station | Masjid Bunder also known as Masjid is a railway station in South Mumbai on the Harbour & Central line. The station has been named after the Gate of Mercy synagogue which is 200 years old known as the Juni Masjid by locals. The “Crawford Market” is located close to this railway station. Masjid is also a known area for large shipping and maritime companies in India | Railway Station |
| Matunga Railway Station | Matunga Railway Station is one the Central Railway. There is also a station on the Western line called Matunga Road Railway station. | Railway Station |
| Matunga Road Railway Station | Matunga Road is a railway station on the Western Line. It is used to access the Shivaji Park area in Mumbai and is the smallest railway station. | Railway Station |
| Mount Mary Church | Old churches in a place surrounded by trees bring a sense of calm to the onlookers. Their long history combined with faith and spiritualism of the people who come to pray, surrounds the place with mystery. One such church in Mumbai that it visited by Christians and non-Christians alike is Mount Mary Church in Bandra. | Pilgrimage |
| Mulund Railway Station | Mulund Station is on the Central line. It was built to serve Mulund which was laid out in the 1920’s. Slow Trains as well as most fast trains halt at this station. | Railway Station |
| Mumba Devi Temple | The Mumba Devi Temple dedicated to goddess Mumba is located at Bhuleshwar in Mumbai. It is a place of worship for Hindus and is visited by a lot of people to pay their respects. The temple is also a popular tourist destination in Mumbai | Pilgrimage |
| Mumbai Central | Mumbai Central is a major railway station on the Western Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway and is also a terminal for several long distance trains. It is a major station for both local as well as express/outstation trains. | Railway Station |
| Nahur Railway Station | Nahur Railway station on the Central Line was inaugurated on 21st April 2006. It was built to reduce the distance between Bhandup and Mulund stations which was quiet large. This station is the nearest connecting to Airoli in Navi Mumbai and to the Mulund-Goregaon link Road. | Railway Station |
| Nehru Planetarium | The Nehru Planetarium named after India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru was inaugurated on 3rd March 1977 by Smt Indira Gandhi. Its is a part of the Nehru Centre. The planetarium is equipped with a Digistar 3 planetarium projector which was installed in 2003 replacing the earlier Carl Zeiss Universal Projector. | Tourist Attraction |
| Nirmal Lifestyle Mall | Nirmal Lifestyle Mall is located in the suburb of Mulund and has been built on the most challenging concept ever built in the country. The Glass dome in the mall is the largest in South East Asia and one of the best feature of this mall. The mall house a Multiplex Theatre, Super Market, Restaurants and Retail outlets. | Shopping Malls |
| Oberoi Mall | The Oberoi Mall is located at the Oberoi Garden City in Goregaon east. Its is a one stop destination for Shopping, Dining or watching a movie. It has the second starbucks that opened in Mumbai as well as the Westin Hotels and a few offices | Shopping Malls |
| Palladium Mall | Palladium Mall is the first Luxury premium retail and entertainment destination. With its high fashion Brands, Fine Dining Restaurants, Spa and Salons, Cafes and Stand up Comedy venue this mall has become a landmark in the city. The mall also provides special guest services like Wi-fi and Valet Parking. | Shopping Malls |
| Parel Railway Station | Parel Railway Station on the Central Line was opened in the year 1877. A bridge links Parel Station to the Elphinstone Road on the Western line. | Railway Station |
| Phoenix Market City Kurla | Phoenix Marketcity located in Kurla is a place where you can find the best brands Domestic and International and is mainly for the Quality and brand conscious consumer. It offers a one of a kind experience with Guest Services such as Baby Care, Bag Park, Utility Bill Payment centre, Wheel chairs etc | Shopping Malls |
| Powai Lake | One of the beautiful lake in the heart of Mumbai. This one is infested with crocodiles. | Tourist Attraction |
| R Mall Mulund | R-Mall is a shopping mall in Mulund and opened in the year 2003. It has been built by Runwal Developers and has 4 floors & a 7 level car parking facility covering an area of approximately 80,000 Sq ft | Shopping Malls |
| R Mall Thane | R Mall Thane is located on the Ghodbunder Road with a total area of 3 Lakh Sq ft. It is full air conditioned and dedicated to Shopping with speciality in Retail. They have a parking space that can accommodate more than 300 cars at a time. | Shopping Malls |
| Raghuleela Mall Kandivali | Raghuleela mall is located at Kandivali. It is a huge mall covering an area of 400,000 sq ft with 4 floors and more than 800 shops. It also houses a Banquet Hall and Multiplex theatre. The mall has a double level parking which can accommodate parking for more than 500 vehicles. | Shopping Malls |
| Raghuleela Mall Vashi | Raghuleela Mall situated right outside the Vashi Railway Station is 4 storied and covers and area of approximately 375,000 sq ft. The mall has a food court, multiplex and many other Fashion and entertainment outlets. Each floor is connected by lifts, escalators and a central staircase. | Shopping Malls |
| R-City Ghatkopar | R City Mall is located at Ghatkopar and is spread across 1.2 million sq ft that can fit it 139 stores. Many Bollywood actors vist this mall to promote their films. In April 2013 Kidzania a Mexican edutainment brand launched their first theme park in India here at R-City | Shopping Malls |
| Reay Road Railway Station | Reay Road station on the Harbour Line was named after Lord Reay who was the governor between 1885 and 1890. The letters GIPR (Great Indian Peninsula Railway) can be seen on both sides of the station, this was the first rail line in India. Reay Road station is also a Grade-I heritage structure. A famous brand of baked goods “Britannia” has its bakery in this place. | Railway Station |
| Regal Cinema | The Regal Cinema is located at Colaba and opened in the year 1933. It was built by Framji Sidwa and designed by Charles Stevens. It was the first Air conditioned theatre in India as per the Limca Book of Records. | Tourist Attraction |
| S L Raheja Hospital | S.L. Raheja (A Fortis Associate) located at Mahim is a 140 bedded hospital. It is a Center of Excellence for Diabetes and Oncology. The hospital is well known for over 25 years in Mumbai. The hospitals focus is on preventing a disease by early detection. | Hospital |
| Saifee Hospital | Saifee Hospital built by Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin (Head of the Dawoodi Bohra Community) located at Charni Road is a modern hospital with State of the art facilities with 33 specialized departments, 295 beds and 200 doctors. The hospital was inaugurated on 5th June 2005 by the Former Prime Minister of India Dr.Manmohan Singh. | Hospital |
| Saki Naka Metro Station | Saki Naka Metro Station is on Line 1 of the Mumbai Metro and provides access to the Saki Naka area in Andheri East. | Metro Station |
| Sandhurst Road Railway Station | Sandhurst Road Railway station on the Central Line has been named after Lord Sandhurst who was the governor of Bombay between 1895 and 1900. It is the 3rd station from CST Station. | Railway Station |
| Santacruz Railway Station | Santacruz Station is located on the Western and Harbour line of the Mumbai Suburban Railway and used as an access point to places like Juhu Beach and Kalina University | Railway Station |
| Seven Hills Hospitals | Seven Hills Hospital located in Andheri, Mumbai is a multi super speciality hospital. It is one of very few hospitals in Mumbai to have an bed capacity of 1500 for in-patients. The hospital has 16 blocks and 11 levels all connected by stairways and lobby’s. The Hospital also has 300 residential apartments for its consultants and staff thereby assuring availability 24X7. Seven Hills has 24 Dialysis Units, 36 operation theatres and 4 Cath Labs. | Hospital |
| Sewri Railway Station | Sewri Railway station on the Harbour line is in between Cotton green and Wadala Road stations. | Railway Station |
| Shivaji Park | The Park named after the legendary 17th century warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji was created in the year 1925 by the Mumbai Municipal Corporation and is one of the largest park in Mumbai located at Dadar. It is of Historical as well as cultural value because of the political and social gatherings that it has witness in both Pre and post Independence | Tourist Attraction |
| Shroff Eye Hospital | Shroff Eye Hospital is one of the leading eye hospitals in Mumbai. It is India’s first hospital accredited by the Joint Commission Internations (USA) since 2006. The team of doctors are highly skilled and experienced eye specialist in Mumbai. | Hospital |
| Siddhivinayak Temple | The Siddhivinayak Temple is a Hindu Temple located in Prabhadevi built in November 1801. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shri Ganesh. The wooden doors of the Shrine are carved with images of the Ashtavinayak (the eight manifestations of Ganesha in Maharashtra) and the inner roof plated with Gold. There is a Hanuman Temple in the same compound as well. The Temple trust is Mumbai’s richest with them receiving donations of around 100 million (US$1.7 million)– 150 million (US$2.5 million) every year. | Pilgrimage |
| Sion Railway Station | Sion Station on the Central Railway is the last locality within the city limits of Mumbai. Its marathi name Sheev means boundary or limit. | Railway Station |
| Sobo Central | Sobo Central formerly named as Crossroads Mall opened in the year 1999. The mall is 150,000 square feet and spread over four buildings located at Tardeo | Shopping Malls |
| Tata Memorial Hospital | The Tata Memorial Hospital located at Parel in Mumbai is a specialist in cancer treatment and closely associated with the Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer (ACTREC). It is recognised as one of the leading cancer centres in this part of the World. | Hospital |
| Tilak Nagar Railway Station | Tilak Nagar a Railway station on the harbour line has two platforms which serves the north & south bound railway line. The north line goes to Chembur while the south goes to Kurla. | Railway Station |
| Versova Metro Station | The Versova Metro Station on Line 1 is the western terminus located at Seven Bungalows in Andheri and serves the Versova area in Mumbai. Opened to the public on 8th June 2014, it was flagged off by Prithiviraj Chavan (Maharashtra Chief Minister), Anil Ambani (Reliance Chairman) and his wife Tina Ambani. | Metro Station |
| Vidyavihar Railway Station | Vidyavihar Station on the central line is named after the Somaiya Vidyavihar campus which is one of the largest education campus in Mumbai. | Railway Station |
| Vikhroli Railway Station | Vikhroli Railway station on the Central line was built to serve the Godrej Industries Complex. The Station was built in the year 1947 just before India’s Independence. | Railway Station |
| Vile Parle Railway Station | Vile Parle Station is on the Western and Harbour Line of the Mumbai Suburban Railways and was the first station on the western line to have an escalator in July 2013 | Railway Station |
| Viviana Mall | Viviana Mall located on the Eastern Express Highway on Thane is one of the largest malls in India spread over an area of 1 million sq ft. The mall started on 27th June 2013. Its boasts of a Multiples Theatre with 14 screen, 40,000 sq ft Food Court and 2 levels in the basement for Ramp Parking for upto 2,400 vehicles. | Shopping Malls |
| Wadala Railway Station | Wadala Road Railway Station is on the Harbour Line. The name is also spelt as Vadala Road. The railway station is 2 kms away from the Wadal Depot Monorail station. | Railway Station |
| Walkeshwar Temple | Walkeshwar Temple also known as the Baan Ganga Temple is located at Walkeshwar in South Mumbai. It is situated at the highest point of the city. The temple is dedicated to Shiva (Hindu God) and is generally busy every month only during the Full Moon and New moon. | Pilgrimage |
| Western Express Highway Metro Station | The Western Express Highway metro station serves the Andheri area and is the flagship station of the line. | Metro Station |
| Worli Sea Face | The Worli Sea face has been a beautiful landmark in Mumbai and the promenade at the sea face is one of the busiest in Mumbai with many locals coming here for their walks in the morning and evening. A lot of bollywood movies have been shot here since the early 50’s till date. People visit this place during the monsoons to experience the waves lashing the promenade. The Worli sea face is also a residential area for the rich and famous people of Mumbai and it also marks as one of the end of the Bandra Worli Sea link. | Tourist Attraction |