Galle Fort

In spite of all the changes made over the years since it was first built between the 16th and the 19th century, the Galle Fort still remains a unique monument complex said to be "the best example of a fortified city with a fusion of European architecture and South Asian traditions built by Europeans in South and ...

Galle is absolutely worth visiting! Galle is a destination like no other. From the imposing fort to the turtle hatchery's baby turtles and the semi-precious moonstones that are only found here, Galle offers unique experiences to its visitors.

The area of Galle Fort is now a historic world heritage site and it's the last remaining European-built fortress in Sri Lanka. The beautiful old colonial style buildings and narrow maze of streets are perfect for a day or two spent wandering and exploring.

The Galle Fort itself is renowned for its cobblestone streets, quaint cafes, and stunning coastal views, making it a popular destination for visitors from around the world. While entrance to the fort itself is free, museum entry fees apply, and lines can sometimes be long, especially during the tourist season.