1. Admire the Architecture and Interior
Take your time to explore the unique architecture, hand carved pulpit, antique organ, and ancient tombstones engraved in Dutch and English. 

2. Learn About Colonial History
There are often guides or plaques explaining the church’s connection to Dutch rule and the lives of those buried there. 

3. Photograph the Historic Details
The contrast between the white washed exterior and the dark wood interior offers great photography opportunities, especially in soft morning light. 

4. Walk to the Lighthouse and Ramparts
Just a short walk away, you can continue your tour with the Galle Lighthouse, beach area, and Fort ramparts. 

5. Visit the All Saints Anglican Church Nearby
Another colonial era church just around the corner, built by the British in Gothic style great for comparing colonial influences. 

6. Explore Boutique Shops and Cafés
Right outside the church, you’ll find narrow cobbled streets lined with small boutiques, art galleries, and cozy cafés. 

7. Take a Guided Walking Tour
To get a deeper understanding of the Fort’s religious and architectural history, consider joining a guided tour that includes the church.