Dutch Reformed Church
About Dutch Reformed Church
Nestled within the historic ramparts of Galle Fort, the Dutch Reformed Church stands as a silent witness to Sri Lanka’s colonial past. Built in 1755, this church is an epitome of Dutch colonial architecture in Sri Lanka, offering a serene retreat and a glimpse into the island's diverse religious history.
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