The city of dreams, Mumbai, has been a favourite tourist destination for its vibrancy, multi-faceted culture and beautiful landmarks. Since there are so many places to visit, there is not even a second that tourists get bored during their tour to Mumbai. Bombay, as Mumbai is lovingly called by many, is replete with several landmarks, including historical monuments, amusement parks, beaches, teeming bazaars, museums and galleries. Irrespective of the age of the tourists, there is something or the other to keep them occupied and entertained. Some of the names that come to mind as soon as one thinks about Mumbai sightseeing are the Gateway of India, Global Vipassana Pagoda, Flora Fountain and Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (Victoria Terminus). Besides these architectural marvels, there are many museums and galleries that provide a glimpse into different aspects of the city. The Jehangir Art Gallery, Prince of Wales Museum, Nehru Centre, National Gallery of Modern Art and Mani Bhavan are popular tourist attractions of Mumbai. The Reserve Bank's Monetary Museum is one-of-its-kind museum that takes one through the monetary heritage of India. Hundreds of devotees visit the popular holy sites of the city, such as the Mahalaxmi Temple, Siddhivinayak Temple and Haji Ali Shrine, among others. While in Mumbai, one must not miss the chance of visiting the Malabar Hill, Juhu Beach, Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach. For a fun day out, there are loads of venues to choose from, like the Essel World and Fantasy Land. Besides, no trip to Mumbai is complete without shopping in its labyrinth of street bazaars or enjoying sumptuous street-side food. Source: www.yatra.com