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Galle 2012 3 photos of this spot

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A narrow alley within Galle Fort, the fortified old town on Sri Lanka's southern coast. Originally built by the Portuguese and substantially expanded by the Dutch, the fort's grid of lanes is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Alley in Galle Fort 2012 A narrow alley within Galle Fort, the fortified old town on Sri Lanka's southern coast. Originally built by the Portuguese and substantially expanded by the Dutch, the fort's grid of lanes is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Alley in Galle Fort 2012 A quiet alley inside Galle Fort, the fortified old town on Sri Lanka's southern coast built by Portuguese and Dutch colonizers between the 16th and 18th centuries. Its network of lanes and ramparts is now protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Heritage Cafe 2012 A cafe within Galle Fort is shown in this 2012 photograph; the fortified old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserves a mix of Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonial architecture.