Nariman House

Nariman House is a significant landmark located in the Colaba area of South Mumbai, India, serving as a Chabad house, which is a Jewish outreach center. Established in 2003 by Rabbi Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg, it became a hub for the local Jewish community and Israeli travelers. The center offered various services, including educational programs, a synagogue, and support for travelers. Tragically, it was one of the sites targeted during the November 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, where several occupants, including the Holtzbergs, lost their lives. The building symbolizes resilience and community, and efforts have been made to continue its mission in the aftermath of the attacks, making it a poignant site for visitors interested in history and culture.