Getting around by train Mumbai

Better known as Victoria Terminus, Mumbai Main Station is a masterpiece of Indo-Setacenic architecture. It is also classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Renamed in 1998 the name of the founder of the Marian Empire, the Mumbaikars continue to use his old name, much shorter and easy to remember. The station is one of the most popular in the world and the chaos inside it is a spectacle in itself. If you have a train to take, come a little ahead, time to find the departure dock.

It has a computerized reservation office and, above all, a desk reserved for foreigners. From here you will be able to enjoy tickets on the "tourist" quota and will be more likely to get a ticket on the desired train. The tourist booking office is located outside the station in an annex court on the first floor. It's a little hard to find. So don't believe the people who tell you that he's closed… keep looking. To book a ticket at the foreign tourist window, you will need to have your passport, as well as the foreign currency exchange receipt or withdrawal ticket. As in the other booking offices, you will need to fill out a form in advance, which is obtained at the desk.