Urban Heritage and City Walks – Travel Guide

Urban Heritage and City Walks

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Tour Highlights

Explore Historic Forts
Sacred Temple Exploration
City Adventure
Stunning Views

Inclusions

Experienced Local Guide
Transport
Meals Provided During the Tour

Exclusions

Anything that is not mentioned above

Gangaramaya Temple

Discover the serene beauty of Seema Malaka Temple which is tastefully located next to the placid waters of Beira Lakes. Explore the Gangarama Temple’s lively surroundings where you can find a plethora of intriguing artifacts.

Galle Face Green Promenade

Get to know the Galle Face Green which is located next to the coast of Colombo. Enjoy a wide range of delectable street food, kite flying activities and family-friendly evenings while taking in the vivid night sky at this park.

Colombo Fort

The British eventually took control of Colombo Fort which was constructed with assistance from the Portuguese and Dutch. The imposing neo-classical building that houses the President of Sri Lanka, the Presidential Gardens and the Fort Railway Station is the building closest to the President's House. The mansion of the British governor was first constructed due to its unique shape.

Manning Market

Discover Colombo's bustling streets and Manning Market. Due to its centennial celebration, Manning Market is recognized as the oldest marketplace in Sri Lanka. As you stroll through this marketplace you can see the employees bringing in colorful produce from trucks that have come from all over Sri Lanka. In this market, you can also buy things that appeal to you.

Independence Memorial Hall

Explore the magnificent Independence Square, a treasure known for its profound historical significance and exquisite beauty. This well-known National Monument attracts visitors from all walks of life who want to experience its charm and the legends that are interwoven throughout its grounds. Take advantage of the chance to visit this magical location!

BMICH (Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall)

A well-known landmark in Colombo the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH) is renowned for its excellent shape and standing as one of Sri Lanka's most sought-after event spaces.

Old Parliament House

The magnificent Old Parliament Building, a genuine gem of neo-baroque architecture is one of the must-see interesting sites in Colombo. Its outstanding design and meticulous attention to detail create a visual feast that captivates site visitors with its elegance and historical significance. You will find that every corner of this architectural wonder tells a story making it the focal point of your tour of the town.

Colombo National Museum

This prestigious institution, which was founded in 1877 by British Governor, Sir William Henry Gregory, provides a unique opportunity to travel through time. Visitors can explore the charming colonial buildings and the breathtaking collections that highlight Sri Lanka's history. These collections contain prehistoric artefacts as well as royal garments and crowns belonging to Sri Vikrama Rajasinha, the country's final ruler. This museum offers an inspiring journey through the history of the country.

National Museum of Natural History

For more information about Sri Lanka's abundant biodiversity visit the National Museum of Natural History in Colombo. The island's distinctive ecosystems are highlighted by the museum's vast collection of fossilized plants, animals and geological specimens. In addition to rare wildlife, endemic species and prehistoric artefacts, this centre serves as an educational hub for nature lovers.

Hindu Temple at Slave Island

Discover the intriguing Hindu temple on Slave Island, a bustling hub of culture and spirituality in the heart of Colombo. This exquisitely designed temple which is adorned with colorful statues and detailed carvings offers a glimpse into Sri Lanka's rich Hindu past. Come enjoy the serene atmosphere, watch traditional rituals and marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship that makes this temple a favourite among devotees and visitors alike.