Given that it is one of Mumbai's four peninsulas, the other three being Bandra, Worli, and Malabar Hill, Colaba has a distinct place in the city. The region's history begins under Portuguese dominance, then after wars with Britain, British rule is established. It doesn't look back after that and has continued to develop.

Things to do in Colaba

• High Street Phoenix is a popular shopping and an entertainment complex.

• You can explore the stunning interiors of the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel and enjoy a meal at one of its restaurants.

• The Gateway of India arch monument stands on the waterfront and is one of the most famous landmarks in Mumbai.

Unique features of the neighborhood

• Located at the extreme south of Mumbai, surrounded by the Arabian Sea.

• One of the most premium localities of Mumbai.

• Popular for local markets and tourist places.

• Colaba Causeway is a popular market and jobs hub nearby.

• A large part of Colaba is occupied by establishments operated by Indian Navy.

Demographics

• Area (2020): 4.51 km²

• Population (2020): 87280

• Population Density: 19351 people per km²

• Male Population: 45466

• Female Population: 41814

Commute

• Nearest bus depots are RC Church Bus Depot and Navy Nagar Bus Depot.

• Nearest railway stations are Churchgate and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus.

• About 27 km from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.

Famous residents

• Ratan Tata

• Anil Ambani

• Ravi Shastri