
The Al-Hashish Souk (Al-Zahrawi Souk)
This is the oldest spice and perfumery market in Homs (18th century). It was originally designated for selling the medicinal plant “Syrian hashisheh” before it was converted to selling soap
This is the oldest spice and perfumery market in Homs (18th century). It was originally designated for selling the medicinal plant “Syrian hashisheh” before it was converted to selling soap
The Covered Market is the longest commercial artery in old Homs. Its iron roof was first installed in 1896 by Abdul Hamid Pasha al-Drubi and later renovated in 1912 by
Located on the Homs-Hama road, the Khan al-Jamal is a late caravansary built in the late 19th century by the Sibai family, who were renowned for their horse and camel
Within the network of Homs’ covered markets, the Khan al-Qaysariya stands out as a masterpiece of early 17th-century Ottoman architecture. Its facade features a striking ablaq pattern of black and
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