Galle Face Green is a half kilometer promenade in the heart of Colombo and was initially laid out in 1859 by Sir Henry Ward, Governor of British Ceylon. The stretch of land was used for horse racing and golf and was known as the Colpetty Race Course.

L'ancien bâtiment du Parlement abrite le Secrétariat présidentiel du Sri Lanka. Situé dans le quartier du fort de Colombo, face à la mer, il se trouve à proximité de la résidence du Président et à proximité du Trésor général. Il a abrité le Parlement de l'île pendant 53 ans, jusqu'à l'inauguration du nouveau complexe parlementaire à Sri Jayawardenepura en 1983.

L'ancien hôpital hollandais de Colombo (connu sous le nom d'hôpital hollandais) est considéré comme le plus ancien bâtiment du quartier du fort de Colombo, datant de l'époque coloniale néerlandaise au Sri Lanka. C'est aujourd'hui un bâtiment patrimonial et un quartier commerçant et gastronomique.

The prison of the last king is strangely enough located literally within the parking lot of Ceylinco Insurance. You will find portraits of the King along with his queen inside; which you can view through bars. Some of his accomplishments are mentioned along with a painting of his royal standard. This standard now forms the core of Sri Lanka‘s national flag. The back of the prison cell bears a hollowed out section with a bust of king standing within it.

The Fort area in Colombo is one of the city’s most significant commercial hubs and is home to Colombo’s busy harbor, the stock exchange and the World Trade Centre, which is the country’s tallest building. Several buildings of cultural and political significance can be found here

An iconic building at the heart of Colombo, located overlooking the busy harbor; gifted with history, it is where comfort blends with affordability for the most discerning traveler. This fine piece of architecture speaks of the country's colonial times and with a spectacular view of Colombo Harbor.

Constructed in 1908, the Red Mosque is a historical landmark and recognized as one of the oldest mosques in Colombo

Pettah is Colombo's biggest, most functional market space. It's loud, crowded and infinitely full of interesting and useful things - it's one of those places you will love

This is the main railway station situated in the heart of Colombo. The building was built and put into operation in 1908

Hotel Nippon. Hotel Nippon takes its place in history as one of the country's first 5 hotels. Built during the colonial era, this Heritage property is protected by the Archaeological Department of Sri Lanka and the Urban Development Authority. This will be a stop for refreshments and light snacks

Le temple Gangaramaya est l'un des temples les plus importants de Colombo, au Sri Lanka, étant un mélange d'architecture moderne et d'essence culturelle.

The memorial hall was built in 1948 to commemorate our independence from British rule. The unique style of the structure is supposed to be based on the Magul Maduwa or the Royal celebration hall of the last Kandyan kingdom.

The Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH), is a convention center located in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Built between 1970 and 1973, the convention centre was a gift from the People's Republic of China, where the construction of the hall was carried out by a joint Sri Lankan and Chinese workforce with a considerable portion of the building materials being imported from China.

A small initiative which began 29 years ago from the boot of her car has now expanded to twelve stores located in and around Colombo