You can walk along the Bandstand promenade and head to Bandra Fort right after. Built by the Portuguese as a watchtower, Castella de Aguada, Portuguese for “Fort at the Waterpoint” is now commonly called Bandra Fort. Most of it was destroyed by the British lest it falls into the hands of the Marathas. Today, its stone walls and ruins are where you can sit and catch the sunset while looking out at the magnificent Bandra-Worli Sea Link and catch some views of Mahim Bay.
You can sit here and take several photos of the gorgeous views, and also stroll along Bandstand. And, don't forget to visit Mount Mary Church while you're here, as it's only just a few minutes away.
The Basilica of our Lady of the Mount, commonly called Mount Mary Church is a Roman Catholic church people frequent regardless of their beliefs. It sits on a hillock, overlooking the sea, and you can get a peaceful view from here. In 1570, when it was first built, it was a small chapel fashioned out of mud. Today, after having been rebuilt several times, it stands tall with Gothic arches, and pillars of Malad stone dating back to 1904 and has fibreglass murals of the life of Mary on its blue interiors.
Closest station: Bandra West
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