Chor Bazaar – Antiquarians and Restorers Delight!
Mumbai, India is a mixture of a vast number of elements that make it unique in comparison to any other city in the world. It is one of incredible India's powerhouse cities that holds forte to their glorious movie empire, the epicentre of their fashion world and a financial hub. Mumbai expels a sense of glitter, drama and vibrant explosions of colour that is hard to resist. For the tourist who is lured by its charm and splendour can bask in the beautiful colonial buildings, art deco, temples and ancient bazaars that can be found throughout the city.
Located on Mutton Street is a bazaar that has been in existence for over 150 years. Chor Bazaar is famous for antique and vintage curiosities on sale. Open from 11 in the morning to 7.30 at night each day, with the exception of Fridays, Chor Bazaar is a beehive of activity with much bargaining and trading going on. Visitors can enjoy the hubbub of noise and rummage through the wares on sale.
You can find just about anything antique at Chor Bazaar, from old ship parts, gramophones, grandfather clocks, crystal chandeliers, old English tea sets and Victorian furniture. Antiquarians and restorers will find themselves in heaven in this part of Mumbai. Mumbai is famous for its labyrinth bazaars that have been in existence for centuries, and Chor Bazaar is one of the many famed markets.
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