Al-Hosn Castle is the most important tourist attraction in Syria. The castle was built in 1031 AD, where it was built by the Mardasians. The Al-Hosn Castle is also known…
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The Al-Azm Palace is a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture. It was designed in the Ottoman Arab-Islamic style. It also contains a number of halls, water fountains, and internal and external…
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The Great Mosque of Bani Umayyah is one of the seven wonders of Islam in the world and the fourth most famous Islamic mosque after the two sanctuaries of Mecca…
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The Church of Ananias is considered a masterpiece of the Damascene heritage. It was designed in the orthodox Damascene style. The church dates back more than 2000 years in the…
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Bab Touma dates back to the era of the Romans, but it was rebuilt again in 1228 during the reign of King Al-Nasir David. Bab Touma is also considered one…
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Castle of Al-Madiq was founded by Seleucus Nicator I and then occupied by the Romans until the Arabs conquered it in the year 638 AD. Nur al-Din Zangi also restored…
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The Bosra amphitheater is distinguished by its many exits. The amphitheater dates back to the year 106 AD, when it was built by the Romans and is located inside the…
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The Citadel of Aleppo UNESCO has included the citadel on the World Heritage List, as the hill below the citadel dates back to the third millennium BC, while studies indicate…
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One of the most famous landmarks in Syria is the city of Palmyra. It was the capital of the historical kingdom of Palmyra, which was located in the governorate of…
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Present-day Syria, the Syrian Arab Republic, is located on the western flank of the Fertile Crescent in an important location between east and west. Thus, the land of present-day Syria…
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