St Thomas Cathedral

Built by the British as a place of worship for its garrison stationed at the Bombay Fort, and for officers of the East India Company, St Thomas Cathedral held an important place in the landscape of Mumbai in its formative years as it grew from a trading port to a commercial and naval hub. Today, 300 years since the structure was completed by the then Chaplain of Bombay, Richard Cobbe, it remains an important landmark in Fort.