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This iconic church, located in Panaji, is renowned for its stunning baroque architecture. The church’s zigzagging staircase, which leads up to the main entrance, is a striking feature that adds to its grandeur.
Old Goa's Se Cathedral, one of Asia's largest churches, features a blend of Gothic and Portuguese architecture. Dedicated to St. Catherine of Alexandria, it boasts the impressive Golden Bell, one of the world's largest bells.
This church is a fine example of Corinthian architecture inspired by St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. It is located in Old Goa and features a beautiful façade with intricate carvings and a dome resembling the one in the Vatican.
The 16th-century fort on the northern bank of the Mandovi River offers stunning panoramic views. Its distinctive hexagonal shape and well-preserved structure provide a glimpse into Goa's colonial past.
Known as the Latin Quarter of Goa, Fontainhas is a charming area filled with colourful Portuguese-style houses. The vibrant buildings reflect the city's rich cultural heritage.
The 17th-century mansion in Chandor blends Indian and Portuguese architecture. Divided into two wings owned by different branches of the Braganza family, the house features antique furniture and chandeliers.
Chandor village in Goa is known for its ancient houses with intricate woodwork and traditional designs, offering a glimpse into the region's rich architectural heritage.
Built in the 18th century, this palace blends Hindu and Portuguese architectural styles. Located in Quepem, it was constructed by a Portuguese nobleman, a priest.
This heritage home in Margao has a rich history and beautiful architecture. The house is known for its elegant interiors, antique furniture, and a collection of artefacts that reflect the cultural heritage of Goa.
This 400-year-old mansion in Loutolim showcases a mix of Indian and Portuguese influences. The mansion is filled with period furniture, family heirlooms, and a private chapel.