Clock Tower: Begin your adventure at the historic Clock Tower, a symbol of Colombo's colonial past.

The Jami - Alfar Mosque on 2 nd Cross Street is painted with red and white stripes, similar to an old-fashioned, candy-striped barber's shop. Its col scheme makes its very hard to miss amongst all the other rather shabby Pettah buildings. Over a 100 years old, the mosque was constructed in 1908. Just inside the entrance, the inscription reads the architect was H.L.Saib Lebbe. A friendly security guard may allow you inside (even if you are a women) to view the washing ponds and the rear view of the mosque's clock tower. Women's are not permitted to go inside the prayer halls our . The mosque is soon to undergo expansion to make it into a four - storey complex catering foe between 7,000 8,000 worshippers at one time. However , the façade will retain its current character. Avoid visiting on Fridays when it is at busiest

Dutch Hospital: Experience the charm of the Dutch Hospital, now a lively precinct filled with shops and eateries.

Last King Prison Cell: Dive into history with a visit to the Last King Prison Cell, unraveling tales of bygone royalty.

Cargills Building: Explore the grandeur of the Cargills Building, a testament to Colombo's architectural heritage.

Old Town Hall: Witness the architectural beauty of the Old Town Hall, a relic from the British colonial era.

Pettah market streets are the center for locals to shop everything that they want in different qualities and different prices. The place looks chaotic. Narrow market streets full of locals searching for their necessities to buy, screaming street sellers, tut tuks run all over the place, tons of hustles and bustles. You will be taken through the market streets in our Tuk Tuk on this tour which you will be able to see everything mentioned above.

Keyman Gate: Marvel at the intricate design of Keyman Gate, a historical landmark in the heart of the city.

Sri Ponnampalamleswar Temple: Discover the spiritual significance of Sri Ponnampalamleswar Temple.

Wolfenden Church: Experience the serene atmosphere of Wolfenden Church, offering a peaceful retreat.

Floating Market: Delight in the unique experience of Colombo's Floating Market, a vibrant hub on the water.

Lotus Tower: Admire the modern architecture of Lotus Tower, offering panoramic views of the city.

Sri Kathirvelautha Temple: Explore the cultural richness of Sri Kathirvelautha Temple, a Hindu religious site.

Gangarama Temple: Pay a visit to the renowned Gangarama Temple, showcasing exquisite architecture and religious artifacts.

Town Hall: Enjoy the greenery and beauty of Town Hall, a well-maintained public space.

Victoria Park: Experience the tranquility of Victoria Park, a serene escape in the heart of the city.

Independence Memorial Hall is situated in the Independence Square (formerly Torrington Square) at Colombo 7 in the Cinnamon Gardens, this Hall was built for the commemoration of the independence from British in 1940s. The monument was built at the location where the formal ceremony marking the start of self-rule, with the opening of the first parliament by Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester occurred at a special podium February 4, 1948. This Hall is designed on the architecture of the Magul Maduwa. (meeting hall of last king of Sri Lanka) located in Kandy. The column and pillars are decorated with traditional Sri Lankan carvings and paintings. It is being one of the popular venue among travelers in Colombo. You will be stopped by there on our tour you'll learn more about the area and history. Nice place in Colombo to remember your visit to Colombo.

Old Parliament: Discover the charm of the Old Parliament building, a historic architectural marvel.

Galle Face Green: Unwind at Galle Face Green, a popular seaside urban park with stunning ocean views.