Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, is a historic railway station in Mumbai, India. This architectural marvel, designed by Frederick William Stevens, showcases the Victorian Gothic Revival style and stands as a symbol of the city's colonial past. Inaugurated in 1888, it was originally named Victoria Terminus and later renamed to honor the great Maratha emperor, Shivaji. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it not only serves as a key transportation hub but also as a cultural and historical landmark, reflecting India's rich heritage.