Explore Bandra: Bollywood to Hidden Villages, Heritage Homes & Streets

We’ll begin our tour at the railway station, where I’ll take you across the foot overbridge to get a bird’s-eye view of the bustling slums. From up here, you’ll see a patchwork of tin roofs and the everyday rhythm of life, full of energy, resilience, and the unshakable spirit that defines Mumbai.

From there, we’ll stroll down Hill Road, one of Bandra’s liveliest stretches. The street is alive with colorful stalls selling clothes, bags, and accessories, and the irresistible aroma of Mumbai's street foods

Next, we’ll visit Ranwar Village, one of Mumbai's oldest and hidden heritage pockets. Here, the narrow lanes are lined with centuries-old houses and vintage charm with street art.

Next, we visit Mount Mary Basilica, a hilltop church. Built in 1904, its Gothic design and peaceful ambiance draw visitors from all walks of life.

Our path then leads to Bandra Fort, where the Arabian Sea crashes against centuries-old stone walls. From this vantage point, you’ll see the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, one of Mumbai’s most striking views.

We’ll end at Bandra Bandstand, walking along the breezy ocean promenade. Along the way, we’ll pass Bollywood stars' homes.