The authors describe a case of primary mucinous carcinoma of urachus in 65 years old male. Patient presented with hematuria with suprapubic mass. The patient underwent total cystectomy with en bloc excision of the tumor mass and umbilicus. Histological examination showed features of mucinous carcinoma of urachus. A clinicopathological study and brief review of literature is presented.

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