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St. Cajetan Church, Goa

4.8 (2181 reviews)

Ideal for Families, history buffs, and solo travelers.
Best time to visit November to March for pleasant weather.

Explore St. Cajetan Church, Goa's architectural gem, with its Corinthian facade, Baroque interiors, and a 72-foot-deep well, a must-visit through the eyes of a Goan.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Introduction
  • Location
  • How to Get There
  • History and Influence
  • Tips for Visitors
  • Do’s
  • Don’ts
  • What People Say
  • Nearby Places to Visit
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Introduction to St. Cajetan Church, Goa

Tucked away in the historic heart of Old Goa, St. Cajetan Church stands as a testament to the region's rich cultural and architectural heritage. This 17th-century gem, constructed by Italian friars of the Order of Theatines, is a masterful blend of Corinthian and Baroque styles, its white façade gleaming like a beacon against the lush green backdrop of the Mandovi River. As you approach, the grand entrance, adorned with statues of St. Paul, St. Peter, St. John the Evangelist, and St. Matthew, invites you into a serene atmosphere filled with the intricate woodwork, frescoes, and gilded altars that reflect the artistic prowess of its era. Located just a stone's throw from the Se Cathedral and the Basilica of Bom Jesus, St. Cajetan Church is a must-visit for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in Goa's vibrant historical tapestry.

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Location of St. Cajetan Church, Goa

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How to get to St. Cajetan Church, Goa

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History and Influence of St. Cajetan Church, Goa

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Tips for Visitors

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Do’s at St. Cajetan Church, Goa

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Dont’s St. Cajetan Church, Goa

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What People Say about St. Cajetan Church, Goa

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Must see! The construction of the church was completed in 1661. The design of the church resembles St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. The architectural idea of the church is in many ways similar to similar Catholic churches in Goa, but it is the only surviving domed Catholic church in Goa. The church is made in the Corinthian style, while the gilded altars decorated with rich carvings represent the Baroque style.

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Old church with very Neat and Clean. Its modified, very good place, lovely people near around, If you are visiting Goa, don't miss to see this place.

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Clean and lovely place. Every visit I found it, it's very neat and clean, really it's a very peaceful place, it's not very crowded and well maintained.

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