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    The buildings of a city speak of the achievements of its citizen and a way the society wish to enter the future through its visionary leadership.

    Colaba heritage walk is a two hour walking tour, best enjoyed in morning hours in the southern district of Bombay, ‘Colaba’, which speaks of rich colonial heritage of the city.

    It is a two hour walking tour originating from the historical land mark of India called as the gateway of India. This monument built as a symbol of might and pride of British empire stands in the south of Mumbai, near the old Bombay harbor in the oldest district of city called as ‘Colaba’.

    The southern district has been the commercial zone in the colonial regime. Bombay was built as the 2nd most important city in the empire after the city of London to meet the objectives of the empire, host most important buildings in terms of architect, history, governance, defense, economy, religion etc. The buildings are belonging to different schools of architecture including both Gothic and non Gothic

    Besides architecture, another distinct features of the buildings are the age of these building. Some of the buildings are over 300 years, still standing straight and firm. This district has been associated with the Portuguese history before becoming part of British colonial regime.

    The prominent buildings with in 2 km radius of  this district are the gateway of India , Royal Alfred Sailor Home , Royal Bombay Yatch club, electric house, prince of wales museum, the esplande , elphiston college, wellesley church , afghan church, st thomas church,reserve bank of India building, university of Bombay building, high court building, sessions court building, banaji parsee fire temple , old custom house, town hall, Bombay stock building, the lion gate, jehangir mansion, jehangir at gallery, institute of science ,majestic hotel , waterloo building , david sasson library, army and navy building flora fountain, elphistion building, oriental assurance building etc.

    All these buildings are witness to great historical events besides having great architectural content . Material of construction of these were not only the physical stones but also the spirit of commitment to the world class township planning .

  • Additional Information

    Tour Highlights:

    • Gateway of India
    • Royal Alfred Sailors Home
    • Royal Bombay Yatch club
    • Gothic Street
    • Prince of wales museum
    • The Esplande
    • Elphiston college
    • Waterloo Building
  • What to Expect

    You will get a chance top experinece the man-made marvels in the District of Colaba created by different schools of architecture including both Gothic and non Gothic .

  • Fine Prints
    • The tour is a 2 hour walking tour through the streets of Colaba.
  • The Activity Provider

    Anand Sharma

    Mumbai, Maharashtra
    Language : English
    Activities I Offer
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    About

    I Am A Licensed Tourist Guide From Ministry Of Tourism , Government Of India . I Am Based And Offering My Services In Mumbai And Offer My Services In English . I Conduct Individual As Well As Group Tours . I Conduct Elephanta Tours , Slum Tours , Dawn Market Tour , Food Tour , Heritage Walks , Heritage Market Tours , Pagoda Tours , Jewish Tours , City Tour In Mumbai < /p>

Colaba Heritage Walk

Mumbai, Maharashtra
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