Churches & Convents of Goa

Ramped up with laterite and lime plaster, the churches and cathedrals built during 16th to 17th century A.D. at Old Goa are a bequest of the Portuguese. The most exclusive group of churches and cathedrals built during 16th to 17th century AD at Old Goa comprises of Se' Cathedral, Convent of St. Francis of Assisi, Chapel of St. Catherine etc. These monuments are potent in spreading their forms of Manuline, Mannerist and Baroque art in all countries of Asia where missions were founded. So, plan a trip to Goa and be fortunate enough to visit the churches of Goa that dot this palm-fringed land of India.

The churches exhibit an amalgam of Renaissance and Baroque styles. They are generally built of lime and lime plaster. The paintings within the church were done on wooden borders and fixed between panels having floral designs. These churches and convents in old Goa are outstanding architectural masterpieces and are listed heeled in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Even today, these churches stand tall with plenty of historical importance. They have always attracted immense interest for tourists whether Indian or foreigners. Visiting the churches in Goa make you feel enlightened and much refreshed than ever before. So, don't miss a chance to view this adorned churches and colossal buildings in Goa.

Chapel Of St. Francis Xavier Se Cathedral The Chapel Of St. Catherine The Church And Convent Of St. Monica The Church Of St. Cajetan The Convent And Church Of St. Francis Of Assisi Tower Of The Church Of St. Augustine The Professed House And The Basilica Of Bom Jesus Other Churches in Goa