Dating back to the 14th century, the city’s oldest market stretches 180 meters south of the norias. Its arcade is covered by an arched wooden roof supported by semi-pointed basalt

The mosque is attributed to the gnostic Ibrahim al-Himsi (d. 897 AH). His disciples built it in a simple Mamluk style, and it houses the sheikh’s tomb, topped with a

This section of a Roman aqueduct traverses the Orontes River, providing Shayzar (ancient Seizar) with drinking and irrigation water. The arches consist of six stone spans constructed with dressed ashlar