18 January 2025
BY VISHNU CHAUDHARY
Constructed in the 17th century, Sewri Fort served as a crucial lookout during the Portuguese era." Renowned for its breathtaking views of the harbor and a haven for birdwatchers during flamingo season. A visit here offers a blend of historical significance and natural beauty.
"Built by the British in 1675, this fort once protected Mumbai’s coastline." It provides sweeping views of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link and the Arabian Sea. Discover its ancient walls and secret passages.
"A key defense point established by the Portuguese in 1516." Situated along Mahim Bay, this fort has witnessed conflicts involving the Portuguese, Marathas, and British. A perfect place to reflect on Mumbai’s colonial past.
"Constructed by the British in the late 1600s, this fort was part of Mumbai’s defensive perimeter." Set atop a hill, it offers a tranquil retreat with views of the city skyline. Ideal for history enthusiasts and photographers alike.
"Built in 1640 by the Portuguese, this fort served as a freshwater station for ships passing by." Famous for its picturesque location near Bandstand and its cinematic charm. Watch the sunset with the Bandra-Worli Sea Link as your backdrop.
"One of Mumbai's oldest forts, constructed in the mid-17th century by the British East India Company." Located in South Mumbai, it currently houses the Indian Navy. While entry is limited, its rich history is still captivating.
"A lesser-known fort that was destroyed in the 18th century, it played an important role during Portuguese rule." Found near Dockyard Road, only remnants of its former glory remain today. Visit to catch a glimpse of Mumbai’s overlooked heritage.