Take a stroll along Church Street, more or less Galle Fort's main thoroughfare, for a sense of Galle Fort's extraordinary 400 years of history spanning British, Dutch and Portuguese colonialism.

Fly over Galle, a beautifully preserved Dutch colonial fort city on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, where red-tiled rooftops, ...

Galle Fort is a historic stronghold that serves as an open-air museum showcasing Sri Lanka’s colonial history. Originally built by the Portuguese and later fortified by the Dutch in the 1600s ...

Galle’s Dutch Fort declared an archeological reserve by the UN since 1969 is also a UNESCO world heritage site. Enter the Fort through one of the two main entry points- the Main Gate built by the ...

‘In a country like Sri Lanka, where ten minutes really means several hours and a few cups of tea, having to conduct over one hundred and sixty interviews in roughly 8 months was no mean feat and that ...

Rampart Street Villa, in Galle, Sri Lanka. Right across the road from the immense block wall that has protected Galle Fort for centuries. The Indian Ocean is visible from upper-storey villa ...

Galle is brimming with attractions, and no more so than it’s famed Fort. This UNESCO listed, 90 hectare attraction is essentially a fortified, walled town within the city.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Based at his Noosa restaurant, the Noosa Beach House, the award-winning chef, restaurateur, TV presenter and author Peter Kuruvita ...

Head to Galle Face Green - part park, part beach - to taste some of Sri Lanka's colorful street food, writes Georgina Wilson-Powell in the Independent. The park has quite a history - and didn't always ...