Gangaramaya Temple

The Buddhist artefacts of Gangarama make it a popular location for both locals and foreigners. The spiritual essence of this location can be felt by all visitors.

Galle Face Green Promenade

Discover the Galle Face Green a sizable green space that runs parallel to Colombo’s shore. This park is well-known for its great street food selections, kite flying, fitness and relaxing family activities as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean.

Colombo Fort

The Portuguese and Dutch constructed Colombo Fort which the British eventually took over. The Presidential Gardens, the President’s House, the Fort Railway Station and the stately neo-classical building that houses the president of Sri Lanka are all closest to this location. Now a magnificent building it was first built to house the British Governors.

Manning Market

This bustling market has been in operation for a long time and is the oldest in Sri Lanka. When you come here you can see how hardworking the locals are as they carry a range of goods through the market. It is feasible to browse the market and buy some of the different products that are being offered.

Independence Memorial Hall

This outdoor monument honours freedom. It represents the freedom Sri Lanka attained from British domination. With statues lining the exterior, it’s a lovely spot. Since anyone can visit the area, openness could represent freedom.

BMICH (Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall)

The itinerary continues on to BMICH. The Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall is what the acronym stands for. The majority of Sri Lanka’s international conferences and events that take place throughout the island are held here. It is among the most well-known spots in Colombo.

Old Parliament House

The old parliament building which was constructed in the neo-baroque style was the location of the Sri Lankan government. It is currently a place where tourists can go and observe the uniqueness of this gorgeous location near the coast.

Colombo National Museum

At the National Museum, you can explore some of the fascinating historical elements of Sri Lanka. The crown jewels of the final Monarch of Sri Lanka can be seen here along with other relics that depict the alluring history of this island nation.

Lotus Tower

This work of architecture is currently the tallest structure in Sri Lanka. It is a must-see location with the flawless sight you can see from the top of the tower. Enjoy a unique dining experience here when you visit.