Syria's treasures in one place

Explore the archaeological sites that shaped Syria's history and make it your next tourist destination.

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Preserved

Hammam al-Salhiyah

The Salhiyah Hammam in Aleppo is a prominent historical landmark that reflects the city’s rich heritage. Built in 1485, it dates back to the late ninth century of the Islamic

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Preserved

Sacred Heart Chaldean Church

The Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus for the Chaldeans in Aleppo is a significant religious and cultural landmark for the Chaldean Catholic community. It was inaugurated in the

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Preserved

Arghun Bimaristan

The Arghun Hospital, or the Arghun al-Kamili Hospital, is a historic medical facility located in the ancient city of Aleppo, Syria. It was established in 755 AH/1354 AD by Arghun

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Completely Destroyed

Serai of the Ottoman Governor of Aleppo

The Dar al-Hukumah building in Aleppo, known as the Saraya, is one of the city’s significant landmarks. It consists of three floors and is officially registered among the historical and

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Preserved

Forty Martyrs Armenian Church

It began as a small enclave for the Geloyan Armenians who arrived from Sebastia, and then evolved – aimed the neighborhood’s flourishing – into a minor cathedral that preserves the

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Preserved

Saint Elijah Maronite Cathedral

The Mar Elias Maronite Cathedral was built in 1873, replacing an earlier Maronite church and underwent renovations in 1914. It was constructed in the Italian architectural style, and was named

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Preserved

Public Garden (Aleppo Municipal Park)

The park was inaugurated by Governor Saadallah Al-Jabri in celebration of Syria’s independence. It is located between the neighborhoods of Aziziyeh and Jamilieh, near Saadallah Al-Jabri Square, stretching along the

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Preserved

Qinnasrin Gate

Bab Qinnasrin Bab Qinnasrin (Qinnasrin Gate) was originally built by the Hamdanid ruler of Aleppo, Sayf al-Dawla al-Hamdani. However, it was completely rebuilt in 1256 by al-Nasir Yusuf II, who

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