Baghdad Station (Aleppo–Hejaz Station) Transportation Facility 1915 CE Principal Terminal of the Historic Berlin–Baghdad Railway Art Deco reception hall, iron-vaulted arcade, clock tower Designed in 1910 by German architect Hugo
Al-Shaybani School Dair al-Shaybani School / Monastery 1700 AD (Originally Monastic / Ottoman Conversion) A Catholic monastery turned into a school and later revived as a cultural center. Ablaq arcade,
Bab al-Hadid (Iron Gate) Gate 1212 AD A Mamluk entrance connecting the blacksmiths’ district to the city. Original iron door leaf, pointed arch, rectangular towers Originally called “Bab al-Qanat” (Gate
British Cemetery (CWGC) Commonwealth War Cemetery War Heritage 1920 AD A war cemetery for Commonwealth soldiers in northern Syria. Marked by 426 marble headstones, a Cross of Sacrifice, and rose
Bab al-Nayrab (The Nayrab Gate) Gate 1256 CE A Seljuk-Era Entrance Leading to the Nayrab Necropolis and the Agricultural Plain Characterized by a pointed arch, alternating black-and-white ablaq masonry, and
Qal‘at Sim‘an (The Citadel of Saint Simeon) World Heritage Monastery or Site 475 CE The Largest Byzantine Church in Northern Syria, Built Around the Pillar of Saint Simeon Stylites Located
Originally constructed as a Roman cathedral in honor of Empress Helena, mother of Constantine, Al-Halawiyah is believed to commemorate her bringing of the Holy Cross to Aleppo. During subsequent conquests,
Saint Elias Maronite Cathedral: The Historic Center of Maronite Worship in Aleppo This cathedral serves as the primary place of worship for the Maronite community in Aleppo and is the
Baron Hotel: Aleppo’s Historic Landmark The historic Baron Hotel is located in the heart of Aleppo, specifically in the Azizieh district on Baron Street, near the National Museum. This hotel
Yalbugha Bathhouse: A Mamluk Architectural Jewel Yalbugha al-Nasiri Bathhouse is located in Old Aleppo, adjacent to the eastern slope of the city’s towering citadel. Its construction dates back to the
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