This largest church in Asia was very well maintained along with the grounds. Attached to the church is a small museum.

This largest church in Asia was very well maintained along with the grounds. Attached to the church is a small museum.
A major tourist spot, meager church service-attendance. Good to soak in your trip. I am surprised upon bumping into this attraction on trip advisor, I thought it was the Basilica of Bom Jesus. The buildings are in the same compound, and I thought they were one property.
ITs located opposite side of the Basilica of Bom Jesus. The premises itself very nice, very large, and very peaceful than the Basilica of Bom Jesus. Our guide said that it is one of the largest church of the ASIA. The church is very clean and good place to go there. WORTH TO VISIT
good,all these basilica of bom jeus,se catherdral are located at walking distance/in front of each other,one can walk around in less than an hour and visit all these places
This is opposite to the Basilica of Bom Jesus church. Very well maintain by people and clean as compare to Basilica of Bom Jesus church. Must visit place from old goa
Just opposite to the Basilica of Bom Jesus lies this majestic building in all it's beauty. Built towards one end of a big ground (a large open space), this place is definitely worth visiting. Well maintained & holding many relics, this place has art, architecture, history & some spiritual aura as well. A museum (entrance fee of Rs. 10) holds...
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this place is a must when you come to goa especially for christians as it tells you a lot about history
Grandeur of the place amazes me.... can't write enough about how beautiful it was.... Although... too much of crowd was giving the feeling of I being at a temple with hordes of devotees... its a plce to enjoy beauty with eyes... but people were mostly busy chatting and laughing and taking photos... wonder how many of these tourists actually saw...
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This grand dame is lovely and filled with history. It is a charming church and rich with history. It is centrally located and walkable to all the other sites in Old Goa.
Seriously... what did the Indians do with the old archaeological sites left by the Portuguese??
Well, they destroyed them all! It's revolting to see the end product of such stupidity.
While strolling around, I found the churches to look to "washed up" in white, it was so strange because that style of churches were supposed to have frescoes, tiles and...
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