PRINCE OF WALES MUSEUM 
The PrinceofWales Museum was designed by George Wittet and completed in 1914. Built in the grand Indo-Saracenic style from locally quarried yellow and blue basalt and topped with a Bijapur style dome, it stands in beautiful gardens. Nearest station is Churchgate (Western Railway) or C.S.T (V.T) (Central Railway).

RAJABAI CLOCK TOWERS 
One of Mumbai's outstanding landmarks, the Rajabai Clock Tower is stuated in the gardens of Mumbai University. Based on plans by George Gilbert Scott and completed in the 1870's, it is said to have been inspired by Giotto's Campanile in Florence. It houses the University Library, which was endowed by a Hindu businessman, Premchand Raichand, in memory of his mother Rajabai. It is 280 feet tall with five storeys and at a height of 30 feet, there are eight statues representing the Indian castes. The tower clock is reported to have played 16 tunes including'Rule Britannia'. Nearest station is Churchgate (Western Railway).

FLORA FOUNTAIN 
Also known as Hutatma Chowk, Flora Fountain is a statue of the Roman Goddess of Spring erected in 1869 in memory of British Governor Sir Bartle Frere. Frere was responsible for the demolition of the Fort walls in 1864. It remains a major downtown landmark in Mumbai's business centre. Nearest station is Churchgate (Western Railway).

VICTORIA TERMINUS
V.T is now known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (C.S.T) and is Mumbai's architectural masterpiece. It is said that in the 17th century the Portuguese used to hang their criminals in the station's vicinity. This solid Gothic structure was designed in 1878 by F. W. Stevens and cost 1.6 million rupees to build. The statue atop the dome and the intriguing figures of animals and birds represent 'Progress' and 'Prosperity'- It is the headquarters of the Central Railway system consisting of 14 platforms.It offers passenger amenities and also operates local trains.