Bombay High Court Museum

Name: Bombay High Court Museum
Address: High Court Building, Shahid Bhagat Singh Rd, Fort, 400001, Fort, Maharashtra, 400001, IN
Price range: Free

Fort, Mumbai · Est. 2015 · Closed now

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⭐ 6.5/10- Worth a stop if nearby

Heritage★★★☆☆Experience★★★☆☆Comfort★★★★☆Photography★★★☆☆

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AddressHigh Court Building, Shahid Bhagat Singh Rd, Fort, 400001

Managed byBombay High Court

Today's hoursOpen today 10 AM - 6 PM

Tickets fromFree

TypeMuseum

Time needed30-45 min

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A small heritage museum within the 1878-built Bombay High Court, one of the oldest High Courts in India and a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture designed by James Trubshawe. The museum showcases judicial history, vintage courtroom furnishings and photographs documenting the court's role since colonial Bombay. Visitors can also observe the grand central hall and stone carvings that define the building's Gothic character. The High Court remains a fully functioning judicial institution alongside its heritage museum.

Did you know? The Bombay High Court, completed in 1878, is one of the oldest High Courts in India still functioning in its original building, its museum preserves judicial artefacts and portraits spanning nearly 150 years of the institution's history.