Mumbai, Maharashtra
Chor Bazaar is one of Mumbai’s oldest and most distinctive markets, with a history dating back to the British era. The name “Chor Bazaar” literally means “thieves’ market,” though today it is legally operated and well known for antiques, vintage items, and pre-owned goods. Visitors commonly explore the market for old furniture, clocks, cameras, Bollywood posters, spare parts, and collectible artifacts. It is a popular destination for collectors, photographers, and tourists interested in Mumbai’s historic trading culture.
Antiques and vintage furniture
Old cameras, radios, and clocks
Bollywood posters and memorabilia
Second-hand household goods and spare parts
Nearest Airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport – approximately 18 km
Nearest Railway Station: Mumbai Central Railway Station – approximately 2 km
Nearby Area: Bhendi Bazaar and Grant Road
Road: Accessible by city buses, taxis, and private vehicles
Rail: Close to Mumbai Central and Grant Road railway stations
Air: Taxis and app-based cabs connect the airport to Chor Bazaar
Local Transport: BEST buses, taxis, and app-based cab services are commonly used
Note: Chor Bazaar is most active during late morning and afternoon hours, especially on Fridays, making this the best time to explore the market.