São Tomé, a traditional Portuguese-style neighborhood in Panaji, India, is a charming enclave of historic buildings and colonial houses. The area is home to the São Tomé Chapel and the old post office, both significant landmarks. Rows of colonial houses with red tile roofs and colorful facades line the streets, offering a glimpse into the region’s rich architectural heritage. Best explored on foot, São Tomé is often visited alongside the neighboring Fontainhas area, providing visitors with a delightful and immersive experience of Goa’s colonial past.
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