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

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

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

Babisqa Basilica The site of Babisqa, dating back to the Byzantine era, is spread over a modern village on the northeastern edge of Mount Barisha. The site contains the remains

The Roman Temple of Kfar Nabou Its name is derived from that of the Mesopotamian-Assyrian god (Nabu), as there was once a large and sacred temple dedicated to this deity

Cathedral of Our Lady of Cilicia of the Armenian Catholics The Cathedral Monastery of Our Lady of Cilicia for the Armenian Catholics is a prominent religious center established in 1742

“Its name is associated with the Holy Belt of the Virgin Mary, due to its presence there, and because of its historical, archaeological, and spiritual value. It is the seat

“Fafertin is a small village that was located on the side of the old road that connected Simeon castle to Aleppo, Most of the monuments have been demolished, the remains

It is a historic building located in northwest of Aleppo, Syria. It is the oldest surviving Byzantine church, dating back to the 5th century. The church is commonly known as