Panjim, the present capital of Goa, is widely recognized for its Indo-Portuguese influenced architecture, which was among the first to be established when the capital was relocated. During the construction of Panjim, a picturesque neighborhood called Fontainhas, also referred to as the Latin Quarters of Panjim, emerged. Immerse yourself in the history of Panjim’s development and the intriguing tales of various dynasties and rulers predating the Portuguese era. Explore a local residence and one of the city’s oldest bakeries while savoring the delightful local delicacies. It’s important to note that this walking trail covers an approximate distance of 1.5 kilometers.