Visit the ‘Seema Malaka’ shrine which is situated on the neighbouring Beira Lake and the vibrant Gangarama Temple which is teeming with artefacts.
Discover the Colombo National Museum, Sri Lanka's biggest museum. Among many other interesting artefacts, this includes the crown and throne of the island’s surviving monarch. Visit this museum to discover more about the intriguing history of this island.
Learn about Independence sq. which is well-known for its beauty and historical significance. Despite being a National Monument on the island, many tourists visit this location.
It is among the landmarks that are very famous in Colombo: the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall, which is well-known for its good construction and ranks among the very best venues in Sri Lanka.
Take in Colombo’s bustling streets and the Manning Market. Because it celebrated its centennial, Manning Market is the oldest market. While strolling through this marketplace you can see the workers transporting colorful produce from trucks that have traveled from different regions of Sri Lanka. In the market, you can also buy the items that catch your eye.
The Portuguese built this fort which the Dutch and British eventually occupied. The Presidential Gardens, the Fort Railway Station and the stately neo-classical structure housing the president of Sri Lanka are the closest to the president's residence. It is now a beautiful building that was first constructed as the British governor's residence.
The Old Parliament Building, a popular tourist destination in Colombo was built in the neo-baroque style. The history and incredible construction of the building are fascinating to see.
Explore the vast green area known as the Galle Face Green which runs parallel to the coast of Colombo. Popular for its extensive menu of delicious street food, kite flying, fitness and leisurely evenings. Spend your time with your family while taking in the Indian Ocean sunset in this park.