
Margao (Holy Spirit Church & Market)
Margao, Goa, India
The south's commercial soul — the 1675 Holy Spirit square of mansions, the covered market's spice-and-chouriço maze and Largo lanes.
Why visit: Real working Goa — buy your sausages where Goans do.
- ›Holy Spirit square
- ›Chouriço stalls
- ›Sat Burnzam Ghor
- ›Largo mansions
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Best time
Nov–Mar; mornings
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹300–800
Duration
Half day
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