Nariman Point is a dense cluster of commercial skyscrapers marking the southern tip of Marine Drive. This district is built entirely on land reclaimed from the Arabian Sea, a project that transformed a shallow bay into one of the country's…
Marine Drive Promenade Walk
This seaside walk takes you along Mumbai's iconic crescent-shaped promenade, showing off spectacular bay views, historic sports clubs, and grand Art Deco architecture.
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1. Nariman Point
2. The Oberoi, Mumbai
The Oberoi, Mumbai, occupies a prominent position at the southern tip of the Marine Drive promenade at Nariman Point. This modern structure, which opened in nineteen eighty-six, serves as a counterpoint to the historic Art Deco residences…
3. Wankhede Stadium
Wankhede Stadium is defined by its steep, bowl-like seating and suspended cantilever roofs made of Teflon fabric. These roofs were designed without support pillars to ensure that no spectator’s line of sight is obstructed. The structure…
4. PJ Hindu Gymkhana
The Parmanandas Jivandas Hindu Gymkhana occupies a prominent space at Marine Lines. It is recognizable as a sprawling, open sports ground situated near the coast, serving as a landmark for both cricket and local community events.…
5. Girgaon Chowpatty
Girgaon Chowpatty is a wide, crescent-shaped expanse of sand that marks the northern edge of the Marine Drive promenade. The name itself comes from the Marathi words for four channels or creeks, and the beach sits at the base of Malabar…
6. Shree Babulnath Mandir, Mumbai
Shree Babulnath Mandir rises from a hillock near Girgaum Chowpatty, identifiable by the gold-plated dome crowning its five-story structure. Perched at an elevation of one thousand feet, it overlooks the Arabian Sea and remains one of the…