Where the long-distance trains begin, under one great roof.
Mumbai Central is two stations side by side: the suburban platforms, and the hall of the Western Railway terminus, opened in 1930, where trains leave for Gujarat, Rajasthan and Delhi. Across the road is the cinema that has run one film for three decades. Fast locals stop here, which makes it the quickest way into this part of town.
Known for
- The 1930 terminus hall
- Maratha Mandir cinema
- Fast trains stop here
- Trains to Delhi and Gujarat
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Around Mumbai Central
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Mumbai Central station
The Western Railway's long-distance terminus, opened in 1930. The trains to Gujarat, Rajasthan and Delhi leave from the big hall next to the suburban platforms.
You are standing in itMap for Mumbai Central station (opens Google Maps in a new tab)
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Maratha Mandir
The cinema across the road that has shown the same film, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, almost every day since it came out in 1995.
Short walk from the stationMap for Maratha Mandir (opens Google Maps in a new tab)
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