Sewri Christian Cemetery (British-era) Mumbai

Historical
Sewri Christian Cemetery (British-era)

About

One of Mumbai's oldest British-era cemeteries with elaborate Victorian tombs, Gothic monuments, and inscriptions dating back to the 18th century. A hauntingly beautiful and historically significant site.

Basic Information

Timings

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Entry Fee

Free

Best Time to Visit

October to March

Place Type

Historical

How to Reach

Walk from Sewri station on Harbour Line

By Metro:

The nearest metro station is Dadar (1.8 km away) on the Line 3.

By Local Train:

The nearest local train station is Wadala Road (1.4 km away) on the Harbour Line.

Nearby Metro Stations

Metro stations within 5 km of Sewri Christian Cemetery (British-era)

Dadar
Line 3
1.8 km
2.7 km
2.8 km
3.2 km
3.3 km
Mahalaxmi
Line 3
4.4 km
Worli
Line 3
4.5 km
Dharavi
Line 3
4.6 km

Nearby Local Train Stations

Local train stations within 3 km of Sewri Christian Cemetery (British-era)

Harbour Line
1.4 km
Central Line
2.1 km
Harbour Line
2.1 km
Dadar
Fast
Western Line
Central Line
2.3 km
Central Line
2.4 km
Harbour Line
2.5 km
Central Line
2.7 km
Western Line
2.8 km
Central Line
2.9 km
Western Line
2.9 km

History

Established in the 18th century as a burial ground for British soldiers, administrators, and their families. The cemetery tells the story of British Bombay through its tombstones and epitaphs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Information

Opening Hours

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Entry Fee

Free

Type

Historical

Best Time to Visit

October to March

How to Reach

Accessible via local trains to Malad station, short taxi or auto-rickshaw ride

Location on Map
Activities
Sightseeing
Photography
Guided Tours
Interesting Facts

Contains tombs dating back to the 1700s

Some tombstones tell fascinating stories of colonial-era lives

The Victorian Gothic monuments are remarkable works of funerary art

Travel Tips

A respectful and quiet visit is expected

Bring a camera for the ornate Victorian monuments

Some tombstones have incredible stories inscribed on them