Explore the city's magnificent colonial structures, such as the Basilica of Bom Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that holds the remains of St. Francis Xavier. Visit the Church of St. Francis of Assisi to see its impressive Baroque architecture.
Fontainhas is the old Latin Quarter of Goa with pastel-colored houses that have red tiled roofs and wrought iron balconies. It is also home to several galleries, boutiques, and cafes. Visit the 18th-century Chapel of St. Sebastian
Housed in a restored 400-year-old mansion, this museum is dedicated to showcasing Goa's traditional agrarian culture. There are over 4,000 artifacts on display, such as farming tools, musical instruments, and household items.
The museum offers an insight into the customs and traditions of the tribal population of Goa. Learn about their unique festivals, the way of living, arts and crafts, including handmade traditional musical instruments.
This museum recreates a traditional Goan village and showcases various aspects of Goan life, including harvest festivals, art, and crafts. Take part in activities like pottery-making workshops, and take a guided tour of the property.
If you have more time, visit the Museum of Goa, which features modern Indian art. Or, if you prefer outdoor activities, go on a sightseeing boat ride or a bird-watching tour. If you have less time, consider skipping one of the museums and spending more time exploring Fontainhas or Old Goa.