Churches in Goa

Goa Introduction

Se Cathedral Church: One of the most ancient and celebrated religious buildings of Goa, this magnificent 16th century monument.

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Ruins of Church of St. Augustine: This highly visible landmark, a 46m-high tower served as a belfry and formed part of the facade of a magnificent Church.

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The Church of St. Anne at Talaulim. Ilhas: Of all the churches in Goa, the most ostentious and notable for its excellent architeture is that of St Anne.

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Basilica of Bom Jesus: This is the only church in Old Goa, which is not plastered on the outside, the lime plaster having been stripped off by a zealous Portuguese conservationist in 1950.

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Reis Magos Church: The small hamlet of Reis Magos lies on banks of the Mandovi river and is home to two famous landmarks of Goa - the Reis Magos fort and the Reis Magos Church.

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St. Cajetan Church: The large and beautiful Church of St. Cajetan, lies about half a kilometer away to the north east of the Se Cathedral, and quite near the ruins of the Viceregal Palace.

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Church of St. Francis of Assissi: To the west of the Se Cathedral is the former palace of the Archbishop that connects the Se Cathedral to the Convent and Church of St. Francis of Assisi.

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Church of St Paul: It was started as a seminary of the Holy Faith for training young converts by two priests Diogo de Borba and Miguel Vaz who had established the Santa Fé confraternity.

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Church of Mary Immaculate Conception: The church was one of the first to be built in Goa, certainly being there by 1541.

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