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Cinnamon Life transforms into Colombo’s ultimate Valentine’s destination

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February 12, 2026

THIS Valentine’s season, Cinnamon Life at City of Dreams invites Colombo to celebrate love on a much grander scale, transforming the destination into a vibrant playground where romance unfolds across flavours, music, wellness, and design-led spaces.

From 1 to 22 February, Cinnamon Life reimagines Valentine’s Day as more than a single evening out. Instead, couples are encouraged to explore a multilayered celebration that spans multiple venues and moods, allowing every couple to craft their own version of romance, whether intimate, indulgent, playful, or all of the above.

A destination designed for every kind of love

At the heart of the celebration is a diverse lineup of dining experiences created to delight every palate.

Quizine sets the scene with a special Valentine’s Buffet featuring a live pork knuckle carving station, Beef Wellington, oyster selections, and a dedicated Valentine’s dessert spread.

Adding a thoughtful flourish, every lady will be welcomed with a complimentary rose.

At Gatz, love lingers from afternoon into the night. Couples can enjoy an elegant Valentine’s High Tea from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m, paired with complimentary nonalcoholic beverages such as Butternut Squash Cream Soda and a refreshing Watermelon and Lemongrass blend.

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