This place is a historian delight. I would like to visit this place again in my next visit. I visited twice in this visit but still could not complete the entire area

pleasant enough way to spend a couple of hours looking at the three churches, all within a couple of hundred metres of each other. was extremely hot inside the churches so we didnt linger too long.

Old Goa was the origional Portugese settlement, but all that survives are these enormous old churches & cathedrals in old Goa and a few defensive forts along the coast. The location by the river is damp & mosquito prone & the priests & soldiers died of dystentery & malaria so the settlement was eventually moved to Panjii down river &... More

Old Goa is a good place for history buffs to explore. Good to read about the place in detail before going.

In Goa, again we had to walk to the gate since your vehicle and guide did not have a pass to come into the gate and pick us up at the ship directly. Once we met the guide, we discovered that the vehicle was a station wagon with 3 in the middle and 3 in back, there was no room... More

The roads and streets were narrow and not so well maintained. It is a bizarre mix of century old buildings and the new ones not properly planned. A mismatch of sorts.

Historical city in North Goa, was the capital of Goa, Portuguese India from the 16th century until the 18th century due to a plague. The remains of the city are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Panjim and old goa is a waste of time. Don't stay around here head to the beach somewhere else. Old goa has decent sites but nothing worth making the trip there for.n you need maybe one hour there.

Well.. when i went to visit Old Goa with a group of 8 friends, i thought it would be only churches which would interest me.. but i was so wrong... After an active morning discovering the churches, chapels and goan food, the afternoon came with a surprise :-) we were visiting the Old Goa boat jetty where we found this... More