All Saints College, Galle Fort, Sri Lanka through time

Galle 2012–2018 9 photos of this spot

9 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Galle, spanning 2012–2018. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

This 2012 view shows a section of Galle Fort's interior, part of the walled colonial town that remains one of Sri Lanka's most visited historic sites, drawing visitors to its ramparts and old streets.

Fort, Galle 80000, Sri Lanka 2012 This 2012 view shows a section of Galle Fort's interior, part of the walled colonial town that remains one of Sri Lanka's most visited historic sites, drawing visitors to its ramparts and old streets.

Fort, Galle 80000, Sri Lanka 2012 Within Galle Fort's sea walls, streets of colonial villas and churches reflect nearly two centuries of Dutch administration on Sri Lanka's coast. The fort passed to British control in 1796, but its Dutch-era layout has changed little since then.

Fort, Galle 80000, Sri Lanka 2012 Galle Fort's bastions and ramparts were designed to guard the harbor below, a role that shaped the layout of the old town still visible within its walls. Portuguese origins from the 16th century were absorbed into a far larger Dutch rebuilding after 1663.

All Saints College, Galle Fort, Sri Lanka 2015 All Saints College sits within the historic Galle Fort, the fortified old town built by the Portuguese and later expanded by the Dutch. This photograph is from 2015.

Galle 2018 Streets inside Galle Fort, Sri Lanka, where Dutch colonial-era buildings line the lanes of the historic fortified town.

Galle 2018 A section of the walls of Galle Fort in Sri Lanka, built to defend the harbor town from attack by sea.

Galle 2018 A coastal view along Galle Fort, Sri Lanka, one of the best-preserved examples of European fortification architecture in South Asia.

Galle 2018 A view of Galle, Sri Lanka. The Galle Lighthouse, built by the British in the 19th century, stands near the fort's southern point overlooking the sea.

Galle 2018 A street or building within Galle Fort, Sri Lanka. The fortified old town's layout of narrow streets and colonial townhouses has remained largely unchanged since Dutch rule in the 17th and 18th centuries.