Mumbai Architecture

Now we're back in (cold and wet) Whitstable, I've been working through all the photos I took and culling the folders a little.

If we'd had one more day in Mumbai I would like to have spent a few hours just photographing some of the beautiful buildings in the City - many are from the Colonial era and there's a mixture of architectural styles, Victorian, Gothic and Art Deco.    Here's a few I photographed on our travels but there are so many more .... next time maybe!

Grand entrance to the Museum


Museum

Majestic House

Municipal Corp. building






Comments

  1. Di9 March 2016 at 10:11

    Spectacular Sue

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  2. Sue Clinker9 March 2016 at 10:20

    Yes ... one more day there would have been good ... but it was politically correct to get back for Mothers Day LOL

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  3. Mai Linh9 May 2016 at 01:24

    Wow! it so beautiful!

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