Archaeological Museum and Portrait Gallery
Timings: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (No lunch break). Closed on Fridays. Entry Fee: Rs. 5 per person above 15 years.
This church is located about 2 kilometres east of the main Mapusa bazaar. Constructed in 1594, it was originally dedicated to St. Jerome. It was almost destroyed in 1961 when retreating Portuguese forces set fire to it on their way out of Goa. It was renovated soon after and…

This church is located about 2 kilometres east of the main Mapusa bazaar. Constructed in 1594, it was originally dedicated to St. Jerome. It was almost destroyed in 1961 when retreating Portuguese forces set fire to it on their way out of Goa. It was renovated soon after and re-dedicated to Our Lady of Miracles. It is located at the site of a Hindu temple that was torn down by the Portuguese.
The church is more commonly known Milagres church. The church feast is celebrated on the Monday following the third week of Easter and is a very important feast for both Hindus and Christians alike who attend in large numbers.
Timings: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (No lunch break). Closed on Fridays. Entry Fee: Rs. 5 per person above 15 years.
Chapora was originally built by Adil Shah of Bijapur. Later the fort was reconstructed by the Portuguese who almost completely redesigned the fort, leaving almost nothing of the original structure. It is located near the Chapora river and is built of red laterite. It lies in…
The Tiswadi island of Chorao is situated 5 kms from Panaji. The earliest settlers of the island were 10 families of the Goud Saraswat Brahmins. The people of the island are today known as the Chodankars. The island was earlier called Chudamani, which means ‘stunning precious…
This striking example of Gothic architecture is located in Saligao, which used to be the Nagoa parish chaplaincy. The foundation stone of this church was laid in 1867. Construction took seven years to complete and was finished in 1873. Upon completion of construction, the…