Experts' Choice Award Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum
6 expert reviews
“The highlight of the museum is Gandhi's airy room, complete with his mattress, slippers, and yarn spinning wheel.”
– Condé Nast Traveler
Concierge "This quaint bungalow on leafy Laburnum Road was Mahatma Gandhi's Mumbai home."
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Don't miss Gandhi's chilly letter to Hitler, the note of praise from Einstein, or the black-and-white photographs of his meeting with the Queen
Frommer's "Mahatma Gandhi lived in this quaint Gujarati-style house from 1917 to 1934, and it was here in November 1921 that he conducted a 4-day fast in order to restore peace to the city." Full review
Lonely Planet "Exhibitions include a photographic record of his life, along with dioramas and documents." Full review
Fodor's "Lovingly maintained by the Gandhi Institute, it houses a library and an interesting and attractively presented small museum on Gandhi's life and work." Full review
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Don't miss the humble and polite letter to Adolf Hitler asking him to not go to war.
Afar Magazine "On the terrace, a bronze plaque marks the site of the tent in which Gandhi was arrested in January 1932. He also used to sleep and say his prayers on this terrace." Full review
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