It is considered one of the most significant architectural landmarks in the province of Daraa and is believed to date back to the Nabataean era. It features a depiction of

A small shrine built in 191 AD, dedicated to the goddess Tyche (the goddess of fortune), featuring a Corinthian facade set upon three stone courses. It was converted during the

Located near the Roman Theater in the Bouberiyah area of Old Daraa, this place reveals the expanse of the ancient Roman city. It is a rectangular formation with a tetrastyle

Built immediately after the Islamic conquest in 636 CE, Al-Omari Mosque was constructed as a rectangular congregational mosque with three aisles flanked by basalt arcades. It was expanded during the