Galle
Galle is known as the fortified beach city of the Portuguese which is situated along the southwestern coast of Sri Lanka. This place is prominently famous for the presence of the Galle Fort which is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites that has been playing historical and cultural importance from the colonial era. There are a lot of attractove spots that you can count on namely, Dutch Reformed Church, Old Dutch Hospital, Galle Clock Tower and Galle Lighthouse along with the National Maritime Museum, also located at the fort, which takes you back to the beautiful history of the country with the display of art and artefacts which is more than 800 years old. All the nature and wildlife lovers can find their way to the Historical Mansion Museum, that has antiques along with the Galle Literary Festival that is held and conducted by the local people out there.
Galle Tourism
Tucked into the southwest coast of Sri Lanka, Galle is a major city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Blessed with imposing Dutch-colonial buildings, ancient churches and mosques, blond beaches, mansions and museums, quirky boutiques, and a convivial seaside promenade, Galle attracts locals, foreign travelers, history buffs, and nature lovers alike.
Against the riveting ocean backdrop, Galle Fort and Lighthouse display awe-inspiring Victorian relics in the snazzy neighborhood. This fortified city was founded by Portuguese colonists in the 16th century. Stone seawalls, built by the Dutch, encircle car-free streets with Portuguese and British architecture. Galle is also known for its pristine, tropic-riven beaches like Ahungalla Beach and Unawatuna Beach, where families and friends frolic in the surf.
