Galle Fort, located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, is one of the country’s most iconic colonial landmarks. Originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century and fortified by the Dutch, the fort stands as a testament to European architectural influence blended with South Asian culture. Enclosed within thick stone walls, the old town is filled with cobbled streets, charming boutiques, historic churches, and art galleries. It offers a unique coastal charm with stunning ocean views and vibrant sunsets over the ramparts. Galle Fort remains a symbol of heritage and timeless beauty, attracting history lovers, photographers, and travelers alike.

• Explore Galle Fort

• Visit the Galle Lighthouse

• Relax at Unawatuna Beach

• Discover the Maritime Archaeology Museum

• Location: Situated on the southwestern coast

• Best Time to Visit: From November to April

• Nearby Attractions: Unawatuna Beach, Weligama

• Walk along the Galle Fort Ramparts at Sunset

• Visit the Galle Lighthouse

• Explore the National Maritime Museum

• Admire the Dutch Reformed Church