Located in nearby Calangute, the Church of St. Alex dates to 1741, though worshippers have met on the site since the 16th century. The beautiful white church building boasts a rococo pulpit and unusual details like a false cupola.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this Roman Catholic basilica is one of India’s oldest churches, completed in 1605 under Portuguese colonial rule. It’s known for its beautiful baroque architecture and for holding the relics of St. Francis Xavier.

Constructed in 1551 above the Mandovi River by the Portuguese, this fort served many purposes in subsequent centuries, including as a viceroy residence and a prison. In 2008, it was restored and now functions as a gallery and cultural center.

Goa's flagship destination for gambling, this opulent floating casino boasts more than 40,000 square feet of gaming and entertainment space. Drop your children off at the Kids Zone, and try your skill at India's largest dedicated poker room.

Held in the cities of Arpora and Baga, the Saturday Night Market is every food lover's dream. Boasting hundreds of food stalls offering cuisines from all around the world, local and foreign boutiques, and designer stalls, there is something for everyone at this fascinating flea market.

Located in the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, this museum contains many important and beautiful historical artifacts ranging from ancient items excavated in Goa to portraits and other remnants of the Portuguese and British eras of colonial rule.

Built in 1612, this legendary Portuguese fort housed a natural spring that allowed passing ships to replenish their water supplies. When you visit this massive structure, be sure to capture the sweeping views from its four-story lighthouse.

Candolim Beach is the perfect choice for beach lovers looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of the nearby beaches in North Goa. Be immersed in a true Goan experience on this sought-after beach flanked with shacks and bars.

This bright white Neo-Gothic church stands tall amongst the verdant surroundings of the Goan countryside. This Catholic church in Saligao was built in 1873 and stands as an impressive example of Neo-Gothic architecture in Goa.

Sinquerim Beach in Goa is known for its serene atmosphere, golden sands, and opportunities for water sports. It's a popular spot for activities like parasailing, windsurfing, and jet skiing. The beach is just south of Candolim Beach, near the 17th-century Fort Aguada.

Anjuna Beach, located in North Goa, is known for its distinctive rocky shoreline with interesting formations and coves. Stroll along the beach, enjoy water sports, or visit one of the lively beach bars or restaurants.

Once a strategic military location, the Chapora Fort is now a popular tourist spot thanks to the commanding views of Chapora Rriver, Vagator Beach, and the Arabian Sea. While little remains of the old fort, the glory and legends of the great battles once fought there still attract many visitors.