Exploring South Goa's Colonial Architecture
South Goa is a treasure trove of colonial architecture, bearing witness to its rich cultural heritage and history. A sightseeing tour of South Goa's colonial architecture is a journey back in time, taking you through the influences of Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonialism. Here are some of the must-see heritage sites to explore on a South Goa sightseeing tour of colonial architecture: Basilica of Bom Jesus: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 16th-century church in Old Goa is famous for its Baroque architecture and the tomb of St. Francis Xavier. Se Cathedral: Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Se Cathedral in Old Goa is one of the largest churches in Asia and a prime example of Portuguese-Gothic architecture. Fort Aguada: This 17th-century fort and lighthouse is a well-preserved example of Portuguese military architecture, with stunning vistas of the Arabian Sea. Cabo de Rama Fort: Situated atop a hill that commands a stunning view of the Arabian Sea, C...