As Valentine's Week kicks off with Rose Day this Friday, discover 20 charming and dreamy spots across Mumbai where you can create magical memories with your special someone. (Pics/Midday File, stock)
Updated on : 08 February,2025 03:04 PM IST | Compiled by : Jyoti Shukla
Prithvi Theatre
A cultural haven for artistic souls! Prithvi Theatre isn’t just about plays, it’s about cozy conversations over chai, meaningful moments, and the magic of storytelling. (File pic)
Bandra Bandstand
A timeless lovers' retreat, Bandstand’s 1.2 km-long promenade offers couples a scenic stroll by the sea. Holding hands, watching waves crash, and soaking in the sunset, this spot is pure romance! (File pic/Shadab Khan)
Hanging Gardens
A peaceful retreat atop Malabar Hill, Hanging Gardens offers stunning city views. Take a romantic walk, enjoy a quiet chat, or simply watch the skyline change hues. (File pic)
Marine Drive
Mumbai’s ‘Queen’s Necklace’ is a must-visit for couples. Whether it’s a long walk along the 3 km stretch or watching the sun dip below the horizon, Marine Drive guarantees cozy, heartwarming moments. (Pic/iStock)
Maratha Mandir
This single-screen theatre has been a haven for couples on a budget. A cozy corner, a classic Bollywood love story, and three hours of togetherness, what more do you need? (File pic)
Sanjay Gandhi National Park
A perfect escape from the city chaos, SGNP offers couples lush greenery, boating, and a visit to the Kanheri Caves. With birds chirping and butterflies fluttering romance is in the air! (Pic/iStock)
Bandra Fort
With a stunning view of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, Bandra Fort is where history meets romance. The sound of crashing waves and the sight of golden sunsets make this an idyllic date spot. (File pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi)
Worli Seaface
If Marine Drive had a calmer twin, it would be Worli Seaface. A romantic walk here with the sea breeze in your hair is pure bliss. (File pic)
Gateway of India
A romantic date with a historical twist! The grand arch, ferry rides, and bustling street life create an unforgettable experience for couples. (File pic/Suresh Karkera)
Juhu Beach
Crowded yet charming, Juhu Beach is perfect for couples looking to relive childhood memories, be it relishing a gola, flying kites, or just enjoying the salty breeze together. (Pic/iStock)
Vasai Fort
This historic fort, a Bollywood favourite, sets the stage for dreamy couple photos. With no entry fee, it’s the perfect budget-friendly spot for lovebirds to create cinematic memories. (File pic)
Elephanta Caves
Couples looking for serenity will love Elephanta Caves. The scenic ferry ride, ancient temple carvings, and peaceful surroundings make for a romantic day trip. (Pic/iStock)
Nariman Point
A quieter alternative to Marine Drive, Nariman Point is perfect for couples seeking a moment of solitude with mesmerising sea views and a city skyline backdrop. (File pic)
Manori Beach
A little slice of Goa in Mumbai! Manori Beach is perfect for couples wanting to escape the city for a day, with beach shacks and a laid-back vibe. (File pic)
Carter Road
Carter Road offers a blend of coastal romance and trendy cafes. Sip coffee, watch the waves, and let love bloom by the sea. (File pic)
Chhota Kashmir
Tucked inside Aarey Colony, this green paradise is perfect for boat rides and stolen glances. If your love story needs a little Bollywood drama, this is your spot! (File pic/Satej Shinde)
Madh Island
Looking for privacy? Madh Island’s secluded beaches make it a go-to for couples who want to escape the city buzz and enjoy uninterrupted moments together. (Pic/iStock)
Powai Lake
A peaceful, dreamy location where lovebirds can sit by the waters, talk for hours, and enjoy the scenic beauty of this artificial lake. (File pic)
Sion Fort
A hidden gem for couples who love history and adventure. Climb up for breathtaking views and get a few Instagram-worthy shots with your partner! (File pic/Pradeep Dhivar)
Girgaon Chowpatty
The perfect setting for a romantic evening! Enjoy a sunset date, grab some street food, and take in the breathtaking view of the Arabian Sea. (File pic/Bipin Kokate)
