10 Best Shopping Places in Mumbai

If you ever feel lonely and are in dire need of attention, then this is the place for you! Because, once you step foot in the cramped and crowded gully of Colaba Causeway, all the nearby hawkers will call for your attention. So, if you wish to shop for the latest fashion at a great price while exploring your taste buds at Café Mondegar, Café Churchill or Leopold Café then, Colaba Causeway should be on top of your list!

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The oldest gold market in India, Zaveri Bazaar remains untouched with quaint jewellery shops and dilapidated buildings. This bazaar holds onto its old-town charm with its 7000 odd shops that sell old and contemporary gold, platinum and diamond jewellery. So, if you wish to don the freshest trends in jewellery, this has to be your next halt!

The famous edifice of Crawford Market was built in 1869 and in 1882 it also became the first building to be ever lit by electricity in India! Over the years, Crawford has been an indispensable name in the list of best places to shop in Mumbai. It is a one-stop-shop for groceries, beauty products, bakery essentials, crockery and ironware. It also has a section where one can buy pets like cats, dogs and some illegally sold endangered species!

Britishers' knack for butchering our language is the reason why the once ‘Shor’ bazaar was renamed to the now-famous ‘Chor’ Bazaar! This infamous thieves’ market boasts antiques dating 100 years! You might even find some forgotten Bollywood music records, posters and typewriters here! It also has the most saliva-stirring kebab stalls. If you do plan to steal a glance at the Chor Bazaar, make sure to keep your pricey possessions safe or at home.

Awaken your inner fashion designer icon and get your creativity along while shopping at the Mangaldas Market! Loaded with meters of colourful cloth material, you’ll be spoiled for choice! This is a hub for those who wish to buy traditional fabric to stitch Kurtis, Lehengas and more!

The Linking Road is the mecca for shopaholics! One can find clothes in the range of 100 to 10,000 here. The streets here flaunt many designer boutiques, shops, and small stores. It is a pocket-friendly way to spice up your wardrobe with the trendiest fashion. So hurry and for once, don’t be fashionably late!

One great thing about street-shopping is the element of surprise. You can never be sure what you would find in the deep-end of a pile of shirts priced at Rs. 150 each! You could either find your favourite band’s shirt or a quirky printed tee, the pile’s the limit! Nestled in Bandra and a stone’s throw away from Bandstand and Mount Mary Church, Hill Road has rip-offs of expensive brands, quality denim and is surrounded by great places to eat. 

If technology and electronics pull the right strings of your heart, then Lamington Road might just be your holy grail. Phones, mobile accessories, computer parts, camera equipment are all priced a little lower than the original market value here. The old alleys of Lamington Road might surprise the techie in you as it also hoards rare items like transistors, radio equipment, cables and sound adapters!

If you reside in Mumbai then your yearly wedding-season attire shopping is incomplete without a visit to Natraj Market. Situated in the heart of the suburbs, Natraj Market flaunts its range of mojari jutis, bags, casual wear, and formal wear. So, the next time there is a wedding, be sure to get yourself a dazzling outfit from here.

Hindmata Market also known as Dadar’s Saree market is known for its versatile range of fabric and dress materials that don’t burn a hole in one’s pocket. The sarees here come in various designs and styles. So be sure to browse through them all before you make a purchase. Also, weekdays are the best time to visit the Hindmata market as it is heavily crowded during the weekends. 

So, now that you know the best places in Mumbai to go on your shopping spree, pack your bags and get ready to visit Mumbai. Book your flights , earn miles on all your bookings for yourself and your loved ones and get set for shopping to your heart’s content!

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