Hanging Gardens

Hanging Gardens, also known as Ferozeshah Mehta Gardens, are situated on the western side of the Malabar Hills. Built in 1880, these gardens are named after the famous lawyer, Ferozeshah Mehta, who is also the father of Mumbai’s Municipal Charter. These terraced gardens located just opposite Kamla Nehru Park.

Hanging Gardens are built on a water reservoir, which provides drinking water to the locals. The site mainly encompasses hedges that are cut in the shapes of different animals and a large flower clock adorning the centre. It also has a wooden shoe house slide for recreation of children. These gardens typify the green and peaceful side of Mumbai and place for enjoying the sunset at Arabian Sea.

Well-maintained and clean, Hanging Gardens are often utilised by locals for daily walk or jogging. Nearest railway station to the gardens is Charni Road, on Western Railway lines. From the station, bus number 108 can be taken to the gardens.
 
Timing:  5 am - 9 pm
Admission Fees:  Free