Galle Dutch Fort - A Coastal Colonial Gem

Overlooking the Indian Ocean, Galle Dutch Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved examples of European colonial architecture in Asia. This 16th-century fort blends Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences with Sri Lankan culture.

First built by the Portuguese in 1588 and later fortified by the Dutch, Galle Fort became a key trading post for spices and gems. Today, it remains a lively blend of history, culture, and modern life.

• Walk along the fort walls for panoramic ocean views.
• Discover colonial-era buildings, churches, and museums.
• Capture unforgettable sunset views from the ramparts.

Important Information

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   Best time to visit:

   Late afternoon for sunset.

Why Choose This Tour

Our Galle Dutch Fort tour offers more than sightseeing - it’s a journey into a living heritage site. You’ll explore history while enjoying the vibrant coastal atmosphere, perfect for culture lovers and photographers alike.