Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Mumbai Coastal Road Promenade Features Underground Parking
Mumbai now has a new path along the sea, called a promenade, stretching over 7 kilometers.
It has special parking underground to help with parking problems in the city.
You can find the parking near certain landmarks and it can hold a lot of cars.
Some parts of the promenade will open soon, and you'll be able to get there from different spots.
This is part of a larger project that includes a big road with many lanes.
A new sea-facing promenade in Mumbai, 7.47 km long and 20 meters wide, includes underground parking.
The parking facility aims to address parking issues near the Coastal Road from Priyadarshini Park to Worli.
Underground parking is accessible near Bindu Madhav Thackeray Junction and Worli Dairy with space for 396 vehicles.
Completed sections are set to open in July, with access points including Tata Garden and Haji Ali Juice Centre.
The Coastal Road project, costing ₹13,984 crore, features a 10.58-km, 8-lane expressway with a dedicated promenade.
- Who
- The Mumbai Coastal Road project.
- What
- A new sea-facing promenade with underground parking.
- When
- Completed sections are set to open in July, with certain project phases ongoing.
- Where
- Mumbai, along the Coastal Road from Priyadarshini Park to Worli.
- Why
- To address parking problems and improve infrastructure.
- Promenade Length
- 7.47 km
- Promenade Width
- 20 meters
- Parking Capacity
- 396 vehicles
- Project Cost
- ₹13,984 crore
- Expressway Length
- 10.58 km