
Anbar Office
Maktab Anbar, A Cultural Landmark in Damascus Maktab Anbar is a historic monument situated in the al-Mankaneh quarter of Old Damascus, east of the Umayyad Mosque and just a short
Maktab Anbar, A Cultural Landmark in Damascus Maktab Anbar is a historic monument situated in the al-Mankaneh quarter of Old Damascus, east of the Umayyad Mosque and just a short
Bayt Khalid al-Azm in Damascus Bayt Khalid al-Azm is located in Old Damascus, just outside its northwestern walls, in the Sarouja quarter. It occupies the eastern section of the district’s
Bayt al-Qutli consists of two residential floors centered around a spacious rectangular courtyard with a water basin at its heart. Each level houses a series of reception halls, rooms, and
In a narrow alley within the Damascus city walls lies the house where Nizar Qabbani was born in 1923. This traditional Damascene home, built from ablaq stonework in the mid-19th
Bayt al-Sibai in Damascus Located in the Minaret al-Sham‘ quarter of Old Damascus, Bayt al-Sibai dates primarily to 1187 AH / 1773 CE and stands as a striking example of
Bayt Nizam is one of the finest restored palatial residences in Damascus, a lasting witness to the city’s heritage since the eighteenth century. Situated in the Shaghour district, in the
Khan Jaqmaq, dating back to the Mamluk era, is distinguished by its traditional layout and central courtyard. It is considered one of the oldest caravanserais in Old Damascus.
Khan al-Sadraniah, situated near Azm Palace, boasts a unique architectural design and a courtyard perpendicular to its entrance hall, distinguishing it among the khans of Old Damascus.
Khan al-Tutun, dedicated to the tobacco trade, is remarkable for its distinctive design and large domes. It highlights the importance of this commerce in Ottoman Damascus.
Khan Sulayman Pasha, also known as Khan al-Hamasnah, is one of the largest Damascene khans. Recently, it has been transformed into a luxurious hotel, illustrating the changing uses of historical
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