Stroll down the streets of South Mumbai to discover these architectural wonders…
Source: This UNESCO World Heritage Site In Mumbai Is In-Your-Face And We Love It
Stroll down the streets of South Mumbai to discover these architectural wonders…
Source: This UNESCO World Heritage Site In Mumbai Is In-Your-Face And We Love It
India offers cultural, historical, archaeological and natural tourism opportunities…
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The Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Bombay is a collection of 94 iconic buildings and monuments representing the 19th century Victorian Revival period and the 20th century Art Deco styles of architecture.. These buildings are a mix of public and private establishments, and they represent the iconic styles of architecture from the aforementioned time periods.
Source: You can’t skip this UNESCO World Heritage Site when in Mumbai
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On its eastern side, the park is flanked by the Rajabhai clock tower and the Bombay High Court, two British-era buildings that provide a colonial-era feel to the park.
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Did you know Mumbai is said to have the world’s second largest concentration of Art Deco buildings after Milan?
On a lazy Sunday morning, Navi Mumbai-resident Aditi Mathur is up early to prepare a healthy, filling brunch for her in-laws arriving from Delhi for the summers. Aditi, in a bid to make the most of a precious Sunday, hurriedly flips through her favourite event listing site to book a tour for the in-laws.
Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai have been declared a Unesco World Heritage Site…
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South Mumbai’s Victorian Gothic and Art Deco buildings are now on Unesco’s World Heritage list. How do you identify which is which? Here’s how…
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