City guide
Known locally as Madgaon, this is where South Goa actually runs its errands — markets, churches, old merchant houses, and the train station that connects the state to the rest of India. Book a cab and we'll take care of the driving so you can spend the day exploring instead of navigating.
A dense, covered market at the heart of the city — spice stalls, fish sellers, and tailors packed into narrow lanes since the 1900s.
A whitewashed 17th-century church facing Margao's largest square, still the anchor of the city's Feast of the Holy Spirit each May.
A small chapel on a hilltop above the city, best visited near sunset for a wide, quiet view over Margao's rooftops.
The 'Seven Gabled House' — one of the last surviving fragments of a much larger 18th-century mansion, now a protected heritage site.