Archaeological Survey of India

**★★★★★ TV Ramakrishna — 3 months ago

Excellent place to visit. Keep 1 hour minimum. Wednesday is holiday, plan accordingly.

**★★★★★ pravin marathe — 12 months ago

The Archaeological Museum in Goa showcases a rich collection of artifacts, sculptures, and paintings from the Portuguese and pre-Portuguese eras. It offers insights into Goa’s colonial past, with exhibits like ancient maps, coins, and religious relics. A visit here is perfect for history enthusiasts looking to explore Goa’s cultural and historical heritage.

**★★★★★ Akhilesh .V. Bharos — 2 years ago

Amazing experience, this historic monument is very well preserved, with some good work, which reflects when you see and explore around. The timings are standard throughout the year 9am to 5 pm. Please make sure you enter at least 2 hrs before for a better experience. Especially the Portuguese style architecture and history of the Church. You need to walk the whole area on foot better prepared accordingly. For senior citizens they can explore these two locations where you have a sitting benches i

**★★★★☆ Prathamesh Munjappa (Pathu) — 2 months ago

Neatly maintained and proper cleanliness.

Some of good historical monuments and information preserved.

Can add more monuments considering foot falls because of church in front of museum.

**★★★★☆ Dr Parth Sachapara — 4 months ago

The Archaeological Survey of India maintains some of the most famous heritage monuments in Goa, especially in Old Goa. The most remarkable among them is the Basilica of Bom Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that houses the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier. Other historic churches and convents preserved by ASI also showcase Goa’s rich colonial past and Portuguese architecture. ⛪✨

These monuments are not only of great historical and religious importance but also beautifully maintained, allo