St. Peter's Church, Colombo (must see)

In the period of Portuguese occupation, the site where now stands Saint Peter's Church, was occupied by a Dominican monastery and a charity hall. The Dutch converted the structure into a government house where councils meetings took place. In 1804, the British Governor, Frederick North, decided to turn the house into Garrison Church, which was visited and blessed, in 1816, by the Bishop of the Anglo Indian church. Even if its exterior does not look like a church, the interior is decorated with a beautiful altar, tablets on the walls and a wide aisle.