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than its unique beaches, Goa is
also known for its churches, which
are built in synergy of Portuguese,
European and Indo-European style
of architecture.
The magnificent 16th century Portuguese
colonies equaled the European
cities in finery and prosperity.
This was the time when Goa was
under Portugese control.
Today this grandeur can be witnessed
at the impressive Portuguese Churches of Goa, remarkable
convents and incredible monasteries
that remain in Goa.
Indian Churches in Goa - Indian Churches in Goa:
Se-Cathedral Church - Portuguese Churches of Goa
The Portuguese Viceroy Redondo
custom-built St. Catherine. The
church took 80 years to build
and was not sanctified until 1640.
The Royal Chapel
Of St Anthony
It was built in the beginning
of the 17th century. The Royal
Chapel is dedicated to St. Anthony
and is located to the west of
the tower of St. Augustine. St.
Anthony is the national saint
of Portugal.
The
Convent And The Church Of The
Cross-Of Miracles
On the southern periphery of Old
Goa is a hill on which lies this
convent and church. It is a plain
looking church, which is in, ruins
today.
The Chapel
Of St Catherine
To the west of the Church of St.
Francis of Assisi is the chapel
of St. Catherine. The chapel was
rebuilt in 1552 on the remains
of a previous structure.
The Church Of Our Lady
Of The Mount
The Chapel of Our Lady of the
Mount was built under the orders
of Afonso de Albuquerque in 1510.
It was reconstructed twice.
Goa Churches - The Church Of The Carmelites
Built in the fifteenth centaury,
the Church of the Carmelites is
one main place of tourist's interest.
Goa Churches - The Church Of St
Francis Of Assisi
The structure is one most interesting
things to see in Goa to see. This
church has an interesting history
and lots of appeal for its visitors.
The Church Of Our
Lady Of The Rosary
The Church of Our Lady of the
Rosary has an architecture that
is highly admired.
Goa Churches - The
Church Of St Cajetan
The large and stunning church
displays a Greek influence in
its architectural design.
The Convent And Church
Of St John Of God
Situated to the east of the tower
of St. Augustine, the Church Of
St John Of God is a simple looking
structure constructed in the beginning
of the 18th century. Though very
simple in architecture, the church
is one warm place to visit.
The Church Of St Francis
Xavier
St. Francis Xavier has tiled roof
supported by wooden blocks, it
is a plain chapel with only one
altar. The church was built in
Greek Architectural style.
The Professed House And
The Basilica Of Bom Jesus
A synergy of Renaissance & Greek
Styles of architecture makes this
place one of the finest places
in Goa with ideal style to visit.
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