Top Things to do in Panjim
5 Historic Sites in Panjim That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Panjim, India including Church and Monastery of St Augustine, Reis Magos Fort, Mahalaxmi Temple, Cabo Fort, Bishop's Palace.
Restaurants in Panjim
1. Church and Monastery of St Augustine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By Dieneishtraveling - Kolhapur, India
remember best bollywood movie scean like Wanted ,singham movie , horror movie , good for photography and easliy reach by bike or cab
2. Reis Magos Fort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 497 reviews
Newly restored Portuguese Fort
Reviewed By HarryHSR - New Delhi, India
The Reis Magos Fort is located in North Goa area, it is a small beautiful and very well maintained fort, must visit although its a little walk from the main road . Reis Magos fort was originally a defence fortess and then later used as a jail till 1993 ... once can see the jail cells still , after which it started crumbling. then the fort was restored in 2008 with great efforts from famous artist Mario Miranda and the Govt of Goa, and fort is now converted into a cultural centre, besides being used a tourist attraction. We had real good fun and clicked a lot of pictures here It was really worth a while spending time here at Reis Magos Fort Must visit if you have some spare time ... you wont regret n kids will also enjoy n learn
3. Mahalaxmi Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By Sandy_JSR - Jamshedpur, India
Mahalaxmi temple is situated in the heart of the Panjim City. This around 200 years old temple has fascinating history, it is the first Hindu temple built in Goa with the contributions of devotees. Goddess Mahalakshmi is the presiding deity of the temple. In addition, temples of few other deities like Lord Ganesh, Shree Mahadev, Radha Krishna are also located within / adjacent to the Mahalaxmi temple. The temple is situated adjacent to congested main road, except roadside no other parking facility. The temple premise is not expansive; the entire temple premises are cleanly maintained. During South Goa trip, we visited the temple during afternoon time, when the temple premises was almost empty and hence could offer the puja peacefully. The ambience inside the temple was calm and blissful, we spent some divine time with the family. Necessary puja offerings like flower, sweets etc. are available at the small shops at the entry of the temple premises.
