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Barclays: Customer Service 0844 811 9111 (24 hours); lost card line +44 1904 544 666 (24 hours) Lloyds TSB: +44 1733 347 007.(24 hours) Co-operative Bank: Lost card line 0845 600 6000 6(v) Restaurants, bars and tourist attractions The Renaissance Mumbai Hotel and Convention Centre A Bar Lunch & dinner Live music and a subdued ambience Dress code: Casual Tel: +91 22 6692 7570 Bombay Express Breakfast, lunch & dinner Casual contemporary deli serving pastries, pies, gateaux, chocolates, meats, cheeses, etc. Dress code: Casual Tel: +91 22 6692 7567 Emperor's Court Lunch & dinner Cantonese cooking overlooking the Powai lake. Dress code: Shirt required Tel: +91 22 6692 7561. Reservations preferred. Fratelli Fresh Dinner Italian wine & food overlooking the Powai lake. Dress code: Casual Tel: +91 22 6692 7556 Lake View Café Breakfast, lunch & dinner Lake View Cafe is a three meal dining option with a lake view and offers Continental and Indian cuisine. The restaurant offers an international buffet, and a complete a la carte menu. Dress code: Casual 22
Tel: +91 22 6692 7550 Nawab Saheb Dinner Tradition Indian menu consisting of kebabs baked in a traditional clay oven, authentic curries, biryani and Indian breads. Dress code: Casual Tel: +91 22 6692 7558 Velvet Lounge Dinner Trendy lounge destination, which transforms itself from a lounge bar to a night club. Tel: +91 22 6692 7577 Dress code: Casual Colaba (approx 23km) A popular tourist district that includes museums, The Gateway of India, a slew of shops and vendors on the Colaba Causeway and the Sassoon Dock. Attractions include The Regal Theatre, a popular cinema showing a mix of Bollywood and Hollywood films, The National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) and The Jehangir Art Gallery. A long walk down the Marine Drive promenade will take you to Chowpatty beach (a sight to behold in the evenings, with fairground rides, street performers and food hawkers) taking in the Flora Fountain, Hutatma Chowk (Martyr’s Square) and the St Thomas Cathedral. Nearby is the Bombay Stock Exchange building and the Jewish David Elaiyahoo Synagogue and David Sassoon Library, as well as the Elphingstone College buildings. Elephanta Island is about an hour’s boat ride from The Gateway of India and features the stunning Elephanta Caves, which date back to 600AD and attract more visitors each year than the entire city of Mumbai. Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum www.ghandi-manibhavan.org Mahatma Ghandi once lived in this simple, two-story building, which is now a museum, library and research center dedicated to Ghandi's life. Banganga 23
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