Colaba Causeway & Kala Ghoda
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
South Mumbai's bazaar-and-art quarter — street shopping, iconic cafés (Leopold, Kyani) and the gallery-lined Kala Ghoda arts precinct.
Why visit: Mumbai's most atmospheric shopping-café-art crawl.
- ›Causeway bazaars
- ›Leopold Café
- ›Jehangir Art Gallery
- ›Kala Ghoda festival
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Best time
Nov–Feb; Kala Ghoda fest (Feb)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹300–1,000
Duration
Half day
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