Colombo City walks ( Sri Lanka)

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We bring to you the concept of personalized city walks through the old City of Colombo Fort
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Our walks are generally 3 - 4 hours, and are conducted in the evening-time allowing the body to battle the humidity levels and experience the wind-down time of Island culture. And most of all, to give that photographer in your midst the opportunity to create a masterpiece of Colombo City. With this personalized walk, we guarantee to engage your senses and set it all a-buzz (as you will also experience (safe) local foods and beverages)

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Embark on a journey through the heart of Colombo with our city walks, where every corner unveils a story waiting to be discovered. From the colonial charm of Colombo Fort to the vibrant bustle of Pettah

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10/10/2023

architecture and layout reflect the city’s heritage, making it a significant historical site. 🇱🇰

26/09/2023

Every corner of the city holds a story in its architecture.

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30/03/2023

The art and techniques of History.

28/03/2023

What better way to rap up a City walk sipping a G&T.

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16/03/2023

Let’s protect and keep old Colombo alive.

06/03/2023

Life is architecture, and architecture is the mirror of life.

17/02/2023

Picture Moments -

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19/01/2023

Exploring the city you’re in is one of life’s joys both as a local or as a traveller.

24/11/2022

16/11/2022

Keeping Colombo’s Historical Stories safe.
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27/10/2022

Walking Down the most colorful Street in Pettah market also well known as the bling Street.

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05/10/2022

Good News for Sri Lanka.

25/08/2022

Colombo has some great sights to see, but you really only need a day or two to explore. If you have 2 or 3 weeks in Sri Lanka, then one day in Colombo is a good amount of time as there are many places to see.
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24/08/2022

Colombo is back on the Grid. Time to explore.
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02/02/2022

picture perfect moment. Clients enjoying a stroll through Old Colombo with our Host .

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28/01/2022

Fellow walkers Experience the local Bars of old Colombo & Pettah. Join us on our next venture of the Dodgy bar walk with Mark Forbes.
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26/01/2022

Mid week vibes -

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22/01/2022

Proud to associate such a great wonder.

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20/01/2022

Nothing stops the busy streets of pettah.
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10/10/2021

Sri Lanka is One of the Best Countries to Travel to in Conde Nast Traveller 2021 Reader's Choice Awards!

The paradise island was ranked by 800,000 readers of Conde Nast Traveller. Wanderlust beckons and Sri Lanka awaits your arrival.

Explore the natural beauty, visit ancient cities, eat delicious food and embrace the rich culture of the island called Sri Lanka!

Read more: https://www.hospitalitynet.org/news/4106835.html

05/06/2021

Address

Old Dutch Hospital Complex EchHospital Street, Colombo
Colombo
00100

Telephone

+94773017091

Website

http://www.colombocitywalks.com/

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Cpt Sri on a roll at 6am with Colombo City Walks.

Mornings with this special group

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Redefining the art of City Walks

Colombo City Walks is a leisurely 2-3 hour walk that takes you through the city’s commercial heritage in terms of reflecting to the times and the ways of the Portuguese, Dutch and English, which in turn, gives these citizens a unique accent, a way of conducting their day-to-day business and unique palette.

The main focus however, to all of this is that this walk takes you through a myriad of buildings that date back from 17thcentury to the 90’s that were erected mainly during the Dutch & British rule (but we are tremendously lucky to still have a few of Dutch Architecture to gaze upon). Nothing of the Portuguese rule remains, sadly. With the dawn of the post-conflict times, we see the tremendous effort being put into this area to refurbish and bring these buildings to their hay-day wondrous state. It is an opportune time to visit the capital on foot, before some of these buildings are taken over by well recognized companies and are no longer in their shabby-chic comfort zone.

You will hardly come across a person who is not willing for their picture to be taken… ‘The Pearl of the Indian Ocean’ is also being coined as a ‘Land of Many Smiles’ making one second guess if it is Sri Lanka or Taiwan that should get this nickname.