This church is one of Aleppo’s significant historical landmarks, reflecting the city’s rich and cultural diversity before recent events in Syria. The original structure was built in 1500 and then

Abdullah ibn Abbas Mosque is relatively modern compared to Aleppo’s historic mosques. It was named after Abdullah ibn Abbas, the cousin of Prophet Muhammad, known for his deep knowledge and

This complex was established in 1235 AD (633 AH) by order of Dhayfa Khatun, daughter of King Al-Adil Sayf al-Din Abu Bakr and wife of King Al-Zahir Ghazi ibn Salah

The Saint George Church (Mar Jirjis) is one of the oldest churches in Aleppo, located in the historic Jdeideh district, traditionally inhabited by the Syriac Orthodox community. It is believed

Saint Thecla was the daughter of a Seleucid nobleman and a trusted disciple of Saint Paul the Apostle. Through her unwavering faith and enduring persecutions, she gained great prominence in

The church retains a full gabled roof made of stone slabs, and worshippers sit on stone benches fixed to the floor. The octagonal baptistery is located in the south porch.

Located within the Iron Market, it features a short minaret distinguished by a copper dome resembling an anvil. The wooden ceiling is supported by dark beams, giving it the character

The Hilaliya Zawiya is located south of the Jalloum district in Aleppo. It is a small historic mosque that was renovated and expanded in 1205 AH, corresponding to 1790 AD.

The Catholic community formed with the expansion of the silk trade. The church was built with a front semi-arch and Corinthian column bearing a frieze inscribed with Rejoice, full of

The scene is centered around a red rock, which, according to legend, was where the head of Hussein rested one night during his journey from Karbala, immortalizing the tears of