With over 14 million inhabitants, Mumbai is one of the greatest and most impressive cities in India. Glamorous, rich and ultimately architectural, the metropolis manages to gather annually thousands of visitors addicted to the Indian culture. In case your budget in limited, Mumbai has various free attractions for everybody to esteem.

• Jehangir Art Gallery
Recognized as one of the most famous art galleries in India, Jehangir is simply staggering for tourists. Its various contemporary art collections will definitely impress all visitors with their grandeur and magnificence. Located on Mahatma Gandhi Road, the gallery is opened from 11:00am and it’s completely free of charge for everyone. Sneak a peek into some of the most illustrious Indian artists and analyze their conception and ideas about modern art.

• Mumbadevi Temple
Built in the honor of the goddess Mumba, Mumbadevi is a famous Hindu temple located in Bhuleshwar Market, Mumbai. With an important role in the history of the city in ancient times, the location is indeed dazzling and appealing for tourists who want to find out more about the Hindu culture and civilization. Get ready for a mysterious adventure and head over the secretive and enigmatic Mumbadevi Temple. Within the place of worship, visitors will be able to admire the statue of the Goddess Mumba, her traditional hauler, the tiger, and an amazing sanctuary.

• Gateway of India
Known as one of India’s most significant landmarks, the Gateway of India features a British symbol that celebrates the visits of Queen Mary and King George V to Mumbai in 1911. The gorgeous archway was finished in 1924 and it had Hindu and Muslim influences when it was designed. For those traveling by boat, it is impossible to miss because it is indeed spectacular and quite appealing to look at. Positioned on the Apollo Bunder waterfront, every tourist is more than welcomed to photograph the monument and make a better opinion regarding the true Hindu architecture of the period.

• Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
The Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus or simply, the CST features the headquarters of the Mumbai Central Railways. Known to be more than just a rail station, the CST, which in the past was named the Victoria Terminus, is also a world heritage recognized by UNESCO and also an outstanding tourist attraction. It is the busiest in Asia, finished in 1888 and designed in exceptional Islamic and Hindu style. From the outside it looks exactly like a palace, attractive and with an extraordinary history behind to dignify to all its visitors.

• Taj Mahal Palace & Tower
Although the attraction is actually a 5 star hotel, it is one of Mumbai’s most appreciated landmarks. The exterior of the lodge dignifies remarkable architecture and more than 100 years of history. Celebrities like The Beatles, Bill Clinton, The Prince of Wales and many more have stayed at the palace, and even if it was a target for terrorist attacks in 2008, the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower is still a symbol of India with millions of fans worldwide.