Worli Fort has nothing in it. It's just a name sake fort. It is located so much inside where car and bikes can't even go, one will have to walk all the way till there. There is nothing to see in the fort. You can only see the bandra worli Sea link and all the bastii near by. There is a just a small temple inside the fort... It was not a good experience.

We can see Bandra - Worli Sea link Bridge 🌉 The Worli Fort is considered to have been built by the British around the 17th century as a lookout for enemy ships and pirates. Alternate accounts suggest that it was built by the Portuguese during the 16th century. Regardless, overlooking the Mahim Bay at a time when Mumbai was just a group of islands, the fort was of great strategic importance to the British Navy guarding the western coast of the country. The fort has a built in well, a temple and plenty of space to soak in views of Mahim, Bandra. And the iconic Bandra-Worli Sea link outside the fort are platforms for cannons, a reminder of its military significance in the past. This fort is among the three that overlook the Mahim Bay on Mumbai’s western coast, with Mahim Fort and Bandra Fort to its north. All three forts were adapted by the British to boost defense along the coast, even though only Worli Fort is considered to have been built by them.

This is located in the Worli village, so one has to walk around 1500 metres to reach there. But, it will be absolutely worth it. There's usually no crowd with a beautiful view of the sea along with the Bandra-Worli sea link. It's very difficult find such a wonderful viewpoint in Mumbai with so less crowd. Am adding a little history for those who are interested- "The Worli Fort is a fort built by the British in Worli, Mumbai, India. The fort, often mistakenly referred to as being built by the Portuguese, was built by the British around 1675. The fort, built on the Worli hill, overlooked the Mahim Bay at a time the city was made up of just seven islands". It's a great place to spend some quite time.

The fort location and view is very good, it is state government property... But the locals who stay there have encroached it and harrass the tourist..and impose unecessary rules...as if it is their private property.... I am going to write letter to state tourism minister and worli police station senior regarding this issue...

There were a total of 11 forts on the islands of Mumbai. Among them, the British built "Worli Fort" on a small hill on the mainland of Worli Island. This fort was used to monitor and protect sea trade. The headland of Worli, the fort of Mahim and the fort of Bandra come together to form a shape similar to the English letter 'U'. The sea here is always calm due to the natural indentation at this place. Therefore, in this area, there is a big problem of small boats, ships, and boats This fort, located on the hill of Worli, has been recently renovated by the Department of Archaeology. So the fort is in good condition. After entering the fort through a small gate, there is a small bell tower at the top of the gate. There is a water well in the fort and next to it is a small temple and a gymnasium. A stairway is built to reach the fort's shore. You can go to the fortifications of the fort by this staircase. From the fortifications of the fort, the region up to Bandra, Mahim comes into view. Even outside the fort After getting off at the last stop of the BEST bus from Dadar to Worli Koliwada (169;118,56), we reach this fort after a 10-minute walk through the fisherman's colony. Since the fort is small and self-contained, it can be seen in half an hour.

Worst experience.... don't go there...U won't able to take any photos for the memory

Beautiful place encroached by the local people's. General Chat Chat Lounge The scene of the ocean with high rises are just _ beautiful. General Chat Chat Lounge General Chat Chat Lounge Its about 15 min. Walk from the worli village bus depot. During the walk to Worli Fort, the locals' house reminded me of my own village. General Chat Chat LoungeThe fort itself is not that great and big but the view of the probable Mumbai skyline and the sea link is really mesmerizing and beautiful. The fort has a few stairs to it 's main floor which has a temple, besides which there are stairs to get to the upper part of the fort. A place to be atleast at once get a completely different perspective of Mumbai.

Nestled amidst the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, Worli Fort stands tall as a testament to the city's rich historical past. This ancient fort, dating back to the 17th century, is a captivating destination that offers an oasis of tranquility amid the urban chaos. Worli Fort's imposing stone walls and bastions transport visitors to an era when Mumbai was a cluster of islands, and maritime trade flourished. As I wandered through the fort's corridors, I marveled at the architecture and the strategic location that once safeguarded the city from invaders. The panoramic view of the Arabian Sea from the ramparts adds to the fort's allure, making it a photographer's delight. The fort's restoration efforts have been commendable, preserving its grandeur for future generations. However, the lack of adequate information on-site could be improved to enhance the overall visitor experience. Worli Fort offers a peaceful retreat from the city's cacophony, making it an ideal spot for solitude seekers and history enthusiasts. The adjacent Worli Sea Face promenade provides a picturesque stroll along the coastline, making the visit even more worthwhile. In conclusion, Worli Fort is a hidden gem in Mumbai that offers a captivating glimpse into the city's historical roots. Whether you are a history buff, a curious traveler, or simply seeking a moment of respite, a visit to Worli Fort promises a delightful and enriching experience. *Review by AI

Good place to visit once for enjoying the down side view (from below the bridge) of Bandra-Worli sea link. But need take care extremely narrow gullies to reach Worli fort only two wheeler can reach hardly till Worli fort.

The visit gone totally unhappy while seeing no space to walk inside the fort . Some small house is build inside the fort & gym. Some reconstruction is going on but I got no idea about what was it for. The most untidy fort i seen till now in mumbai . This should be changed .

Loved this place just an amazing view at evening time with bandra worli sealink, boats sealing in sea all all with agri koli people ❤️🤌

Could be a good place to visit but ill-managed!!

You can enjoy sea view from there but this fort is not that big. Roads are not good.

Had awesome experience . nearby we can see Mumbai chawl life. Was lucky enough to see Sunil shetty during shoot of web series 'Invisible Women'.

Nice place to visit in mumbai . one of the famous fort in mumbai. its very difficult to find the road to the fort because there is big chawl in koliwada . fort in not well maintaind . the locals have made a gym in the fort .

A Beautiful Place to Enjoy Sunset❤️ Famous for experiencing giant waves during monsoon season, it attracts locals and tourists alike throughout the year. Worli Sea Face features a number of significant attractions that include the Worli Fort, Haji Ali Dargah and Bandra-Worli Sea Link 💜

** this is a place which cannot be accessed by a three/ four wheeler** Even by means of a two wheeler, it's tough navigating through the narrow lanes of worli gaon. Now coming to the location, it is in a dilapidated condition. But the views of both bandra worli sea link and worli skyscrapers is just beautiful. The sheer contrast is what we can reflect upon mumbai as a city.

Great location. Must walk for a km to reach there. People litter everywhere so please don’t litter

Well preserved fort. Venue for many movie shots. Good view on Worli Bandra bridge. The approach road is congested. Not recommended to visit after sunset, particularly for ladies. Nearest railway station is Dadar. 500 metre distance from Worli sea face north.

The view form this fort is absolutely amazing no doubt..but guys be careful if yu are taking a professional dslr the locals will not allow you to click pictures however you can just go to see the place and click pictures on mobile and i have also heard that the police might confisticate your camera their..Be wise beforehand..!

Title: A Hidden Gem - A Must-Visit Fort! I recently had the pleasure of visiting [Fort Name], and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. This historical gem is a testament to the rich heritage of our country and provides an unforgettable experience for visitors. The architecture is awe-inspiring, showcasing the craftsmanship of a bygone era. The panoramic views from the fort are simply breathtaking, offering a glimpse into the surrounding landscapes and adding to the overall charm of the place. What sets [Fort Name] apart is not only its historical significance but also the meticulous preservation and maintenance. The pathways are well-maintained, and the signage provides insightful information about the fort's history, making it an educational journey for history enthusiasts. The serene ambiance and the cool breeze at the top create a perfect setting for a leisurely stroll. It's an ideal spot for photography, capturing both the grandeur of the fort and the natural beauty that surrounds it. The fort is easily accessible, and the staff members are friendly and knowledgeable. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or just looking for a peaceful escape, [Fort Name] has something to offer for everyone. In conclusion, I highly recommend a visit to [Fort Name]. It's not just a fort; it's a captivating journey through time and nature. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this hidden treasure! Happy Exploring!

Worli Fort is one of the oldest Fort. It is Good place to visit. views are Amazing.

A 360 Degree view of Mumbai. Its fun going from gali's. Park at a distance and have a walk to be at ease. Dslr not allowed but cell phone clicks are an ample. Just take a deep breath and enjoy the view.

The fort is situated beside of sea. We have to go there by walking. The view of the sea from the fort is amazing. The place should be maintained properly as the forts are pride of Maharashtra.

The fort is situated close to Worli Sea Link Mumbai. It's exact location is at Worli Gavu. Very beautiful fort. Many movies were shooted there.

Nice sea link view. Sea view from fort

Worli fort is an amazing place with amazing view of Bandra Worli sea link.

Worli fort .

Awesome place to visit, only accessible via two wheeler or cycle. Lovely view of Worli Fishing village and Bandra Worli Sealink

Worli Fort was a little fortification built to keep a watch on ships which used to pass near Mumbai region.As once upon a time Mumbai consisted of seven islands.Mumbai fort was built on Worli Peninsula....and is located in Worli Koliwada(Worli Village).A good place to visit but don't keep much expectation.

Beautiful place at the worli.. we can relax near the seashore . We have to pass through a Crowdy residential area but at the end beautiful scenario we can see

Wonderful place

Worli Koliwada fort offers a glimpse into Mumbai's maritime past. Its strategic location, serene surroundings, and historical significance make it a worthwhile visit for history enthusiasts.

A must visit place in Mumbai. Here you get the best view of worli bridge and near this fort there are 2 best markets, linking road market, hill side market. Here the prices are very less

Located deep within Worli Koliwada, Worli Fort is a great location to sit and watch the boats and the waves. Having repurposed the lower floor as a gym, the upper viewing deck is still open for the public to enter. Beautiful sights and a decent place for a visit.

Fort is very clean . And you can see the Bandra-Worli Sea Link from very close ... Also there is too much space around fort ... You can visit seashore near fort ...

Very peaceful view. Just go and seat mostly at sunset time amazing views .

Amazingly walk up to this historic fort. Got a little lost on the way but lots of friendly people pointed us in the correct direction. Fantastic views from here. Saw plenty of hawks as well flying around.

Fort is not maintained properly. However views from the fort are priceless and worth it.

Its a small fort inside Bandra area. A place for beautiful sunset and a Bandra Worli Sea Link View. You need a walk around a 1km from main road of bandra. Go to this place for good view of sea link.

Small fort on coast line of Mumbai with history and offers great views of Mumbai city and Sea link bridge.

I'm from the USA but its a very impressive City i hope i can visit it? Can someone upload 360 photo????

View of the city of dreams.

Nice

Great place

It's Wow

Sea shore fort is having fortification, gates and some ruins. Mithi river gets in the sea, it is the fort of Mahim creek.

If you have your friend's living nearby than its great for bcoz they can help you to visit here

Very Peaceful and silent you seat and have a Sea view below the Worli sea link bridge

Heritage from our history kept very clean and tidy... Must visit for experiencing beautiful view of Mumbai and Sea-link. And also to feel cool breeze...

The Worli Fort is considered to have been built by the British around the 17th century as a lookout for enemy ships and pirates. Alternate accounts suggest that it was built by the Portuguese during the 16th century. Regardless, overlooking the Mahim Bay at a time when Mumbai was just a group of islands, the fort was of great strategic importance to the British Navy guarding the western coast of the country.

best place in mumbai i have ever seen

It's a conserved place and one of the few forts in Mumbai City. It also gives a wonderful view of the Bandra Worli sealink. The way to the fort is through the Worli Koliwada and you can see people fishing and live fishes if you go in he morning. Go there and get a glimpse of the first inhabitants of Mumbai, the Kolis.

Great place to visit, best time evening or 5:00 pm to get a good view, also best place to do photoshoot

A little piece of British history tucked behind the Worli fishing village. It has great view of Mahim bay and Bandra–Worli Sea Link bridge. A great spot to catch sunsets! Unfortunately, the fort is not very well maintained and surrounded by garbage.

Fort is beautiful but the surrounding area (entrance) is so worst. You have to walk through garbage dump area. The people of that area are not maintaining forts beauty.

It's awesome place...

Amidst the hustle and bustle of the city it is a located at a small fishing village with an amazing view of the sea and worli sea link especially it looks lovely during sunset

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Nice tourist attraction

It's situated at about 15 mins walking distance from main road, the lane is very narrow, please avoid car but you can make it via 2 wheeler.Fort is very small and houses a gym inside (seems weird at first sight),but they have kept the insides of the fort well maintained. Visit in morning hours to view the sun rise behind the Mumbai skyscrapers. In morning you'll also get to see in contrast the living space available for parole in the city.

Good

There was a sealink and the sea so I liked the place

Super

Nice place for mumbai

Small fort. Great view of the Bandra Worli sea link.

Nice place

I like worli Gaon.

Sealink view is awesome in evening

Awesome view, ancient fort.

Fort is very far away from nearest bus stop. U have to walk too much. If you got a bike then it's okay. The route to fort goes through a village settlement and it narrows as u reach close to fort.. There are no sign boards indicating directions, so u have to ask the villagers for directions. Its okay. You just find a great view of Bandra Worli Sea link..which is common by now for Mumbaikars. (If u want a better view then visit Worli Seaface Garden.) U get see both shades of Worli in one view - Worli Gaav as well as the city. Good if u want to explore a new place for once. There is a constant Koli aroma in the air.

Serene

Beautiful place to visit near the sea and best place to click pics