The fort of Arnala overlooks the confluence of River Vaitarna and the Arabian Sea. Built on the Arnala island; the fort walls offers breathtaking views of the sea.

Vasai fort, was built during the Portuguese rule in 1535. Portuguese stayed here from 1535-1739.There are around 7 churches in this fort. Marathas won this fort in 1739 under Chimaji Aappa Peshwa and built 3 temples in the fort.  Marathas ruled from 1739-1818 and it was later won by the British.

The most significant landmark in Virar is the Jivdani temple located on the mountain (“Jivdani Doanger”) visible from the railway station.Many people of Vasai especially – Mangayle, Koli and Bhandhari treat Javdani as their family goddess.

Vajreshwari is famous for its temple and hot water springs. It is mentioned as a in ancient "Puran" or holy books as a place blessed by the footsteps of Lord Rama and Lord Parshuram.

Ancient Buddha Stup in Nalasopara (Ancient Shurparak) built by Samrat Ashoka in 3rd Century BC. Nalasopara is believed to have been Gautama Buddhas birthplace in a previous life.