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Duration: 3 Hours Price: From USD 15 Meeting Point: Will be indicated on voucher Covers: Commercial area of ‘Fort’, Pettah, Jumi Ul Alfar Jummah Masjid, Wolfendhal Dutch Church, Hulfsdorp Law Courts, Cinnamon Gardens, and on to the Independence Square, Bandaranayake Memorial International Conference Hall and National Museum. Website: http://www.city-discovery.com/colombo/tour.php?id=301
Duration: 3 Hours Price: From USD 15 Meeting Point: Will be indicated on voucher Covers: Commercial area of ‘Fort’, Pettah, Jumi Ul Alfar Jummah Masjid, Wolfendhal Dutch Church, Hulfsdorp Law Courts, Cinnamon Gardens, and on to the Independence Square, Bandaranayake Memorial International Conference Hall and National Museum. Website: http://www.city-discovery.com/colombo/tour.php?id=301
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colombo1 person USD 130.00 Duration of 3 days Website: http://www.travel-library.com/tours/asia/sriˍlanka/colombo/colomboˍ&ˍkandyˍ02ˍntsˍtour.html
colomboDuration: 1 day(s) Pickup info: Colombo Hotel Covers- Cinnamon Gardens and the Pettah, Hindu temple, Dutch Church dating back to 1749, the historic Devatagaha Mosque, and the Gangarama Temple. 1 person USD 57.00 2 people USD 46.00 3-6 people USD 39.00 Website: http://www.colombo-travel.com/ColomboˍCityˍTourˍ
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colomboTravelling with kids is no easy task. You need to keep them occupied yet safe. Here are the best places to visit with kids in tow, in Colombo.
colomboSri Kailasanathar Swami Devasthanam with shrines dedicated to Shiva and Ganesh, is the oldest Hindu temple in Colombo. Located behind the Fort Railway Station, this Kovil (Hindu Temple) is devoted to the war god Skanda. It is the starting point for the annual Hindu Vel Festival. Vel is a procession where Vel (trident) chariot is dragged by devotees to the kovils on Galle Rd in Bambalapitiya.
colomboBuilt in the 19th century, with decorations of stone carvings, brass work and paintings, the Gangaramaya Temple also houses a library and a museum. It is run by monks and is located next to Beira Lake.
colomboLocated by the Indian Ocean and along Galle Road, this green grassy area set on 13 acres is where people come to rest and enjoy the beautiful sunset. During the war it was heavily guarded, but now the public are able to walk freely. National and Independence Day events are held here with great gusto and during the kite season, the sky is dotted with colourful kites flying in the sea breeze.
colomboThe Sapumal Foundation houses the studio and art materials of the late Harry Pieris who was one of Sri Lanka’s renowned artists. Paintings of other local artists are also on display here.
colomboThe Natural History Museum is famous for displaying Sri Lanka's flora and fauna in dioramas.
colomboHoused in a 19th century building, this museum displays an interesting collection of manuscripts, antique furniture, sculptures, carvings, china, demon masks and ancient royal regalia. The museum is closed on Fridays and on all public holidays.
colomboStage dramas, painting and photography exhibitions, pottery or some type of workshop or musical can be found going on at the art center. It’s a favourite amongst Colomboites. Open: Monday-Friday 9AM-1PM and 2-4PM. No 18 Guilford Crescent, Colombo 07, Phone: 0094112 695794.
colomboThis museum, housed in a colonial building dating back to the 18th century, showcases material and artefacts from the Dutch colonial rule, such as wood and ivory furniture, documents from the era, maps and photographs of the Dutch in Sri Lanka, and even crockery.
colomboJust 20 minutes away from the city center, Mount Lavinia has perhaps the most beautiful stretch of beach in Colombo. The sunset can be quite a sight!
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colomboSwiss food at its best - fondue, spatzli, raclette and more. One of the most exciting gastronomic addresses in Colombo, Chesa Swiss offers its guests pleasant service, a warm ambience and of course great dishes.
colomboSituated at the Hilton, this restaurant offers traditional Sri Lankan Cuisine (Buffet), where guests can choose from a wide selection of seafood. The dining area with its thatched roof is intricately decorated allowing guests to soak in the warm glow of the lamps and lanterns. Alternatively, diners can also tuck into their meal by the lotus pond outside.
colomboSzechuan cuisine anyone? Located at the Hilton, the Emperor’s Wok allow guests to dig into mouth-watering dishes such as the Dim-Sum, Peking duck, and crispy chicken – Hong Kong style. Visited mainly by those in the upper echelons of Sri Lankan society, this restaurant provides the best in Chinese food delights.
colomboOverlooking the Hilton’s landscaped gardens, this restaurant does not fail where food is concerned. Tickle your taste buds with a great range of Japanese cuisine from Sushi and Sashimi to Tempura and Shabu. Guests are also recommended to try the Oden counter and Teppanyaki corner.
colomboLocated at the Hilton and overlooking the pool, this restaurant is as Italian as it can get. Enjoy pizzas baked in wood fired ovens, home-made pasta and grilled delicacies all in a light and informal setting.
colomboAnother one of Colombo’s Japanese gastronomic addresses, Nihonbashi offers guests great food and pleasant service in sleek and comfortable surroundings. From sushi, sashimi to tempura, they have it all!
colomboLocated at the TransAsia hotel, this charming restaurant offers an unparalleled dining experience for Thai food lovers. Amidst a sleek and intimate setting, guests can choose from 60 mouth-watering dishes. Overall Royal Thai has a great atmosphere, great service and of course great food! Type: Thai Restaurant
colomboDiners can enjoy Japanese food on low tables, in real Japanese style.
colomboTucked away at the Hilton, Spices offers a range of Sri Lankan, Indian and Western specialities. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow guests to enjoy their meal with a view of the fountains and waterfalls outside.
colomboSleek white and blue setting, mouth-watering dishes and soft music in the background-that’s Spoons for you!