Urban Heritage and City Trails

Gangaramaya Temple

Experience the calm beauty of Seema Malaka Temple which is elegantly situated next to Beira Lakes’ serene waters. After that take in the vibrant surroundings of the Gangarama Temple where you can discover a wealth of fascinating artefacts.

Galle Face Green Promenade

Discover the Galle Face Green an area that runs parallel to the Colombo coast. This park is well known for its wide variety of mouthwatering street food, kite flying exercises and evenings spent with your own family while admiring the vibrant night sky.

Colombo Fort

The Portuguese and Dutch helped build Colombo Fort which was later taken over by the British. The building closest to the President’s House is the imposing neoclassical structure that houses the President of Sri Lanka, the Presidential Gardens and the Fort Railway Station. Because of the British governor’s mansion’s unusual shape, it was initially built.

Manning Market

Explore Manning Market and the busy streets of Colombo. Manning Market is regarded as Sri Lanka’s oldest marketplace due to its centennial celebration. As you walk through this marketplace you can observe the staff delivering vibrant produce from trucks that have traveled from various parts of Sri Lanka. You can also purchase items that catch your attention in this market.

Independence Memorial Hall

Explore the magnificent Independence Square, a treasure renowned for its exquisite beauty and deep historical significance. Every lifestyle is drawn to this famous National Monument to take in its allure and the stories that are woven throughout its grounds. Don’t pass up the opportunity to experience this enchanting place!

BMICH (Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall) 

The Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH) is a famous landmark in Colombo regarded for its high-quality shape and its status as one of Sri Lanka’s most popular occasion venues.

Old Parliament House

One of the have-to-see interesting locations in Colombo is the stunning Old Parliament Building, a true gem of neo-baroque structure. Its exceptional design and superb attention to detail make it an absolute feast for the eyes, charming site visitors with its elegance and historic significance. When you discover this architectural masterpiece, you’ll discover that every nook tells a story, making it a spotlight of your adventure through the town.

Colombo National Museum

Established in 1877 by British Governor Sir William Henry Gregory this esteemed institution offers a singular chance to journey through time. The magnificent collections that showcase Sri Lanka’s history and the quaint colonial buildings are open for exploration by tourists. Prehistoric relics and royal items such as the crown and clothing of Sri Vikrama Rajasinha the nation’s last monarch are included in these collections. An inspiring tour of the nation’s history is provided by this museum.

National Museum of Natural History

Explore Sri Lanka’s rich biodiversity in depth, at the National Museum of Natural History in Colombo. The island’s distinctive ecosystems are showcased by the museum’s vast collection of preserved plants, animal fossils and geological specimens. As an educational center for nature lovers, visitors can explore exhibits that feature rare wildlife, endemic species, and prehistoric artifacts.

Hindu Temple at Slave Island

Explore the fascinating Hindu temple on Slave Island, a thriving spiritual and cultural destination in the centre of Colombo. This beautifully crafted temple provides a window into Sri Lanka’s rich Hindu past and is embellished with vibrant statues and intricate carvings. Enter to take in the calm ambience, observe customary ceremonies and be in awe of the magnificent workmanship that makes this temple a popular destination for both devotees and tourists.