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Carnac road was named after Sir. James Rivett Carnac, Governor of Bombay (1839-1841). This is a view of Carnac Road...

Bombay Green was the spacious open sward near the Bombay Fort and with the Town Hall and other important buildings...

The facade of the National Gallery of Sir Cowasji Jehangir Public Hall is the only part that remains of what...

The Times of India building, a Grade II A heritage building, is among the finest examples of Indo Saracenic architecture...

Making its presence felt among the other impressive structures on Esplanade Road (now Mahatma Gandhi Road) is the erstwhile National...

The home of the Maharashtra Police Headquarters (since 1982) was once the Royal Alfred Sailors Home. The construction of this...

The Round Temple of Bombay is also known as the Gol Dewal and is located on Sandhurst Road. Around the...

Mohammed Ali Road is a stretch between the junctions of Crawford Market and Mandvi Post Office. This vital artery of...

Before Churchgate Station became the grand structure it is today, it was simply a level crossing. It has been the...

This baroque-styled building with prominent facades of Corinthian colonnades and finely crafted lion statues was once the residence of Sir...

Bombay was faced with an epidemic of bubonic plague at the end of the 19th century, which led to the...

Once considered to be one of the city’s best hotels, the Majestic Hotel with its domed minarets, was designed in...