Khan As’ad Pasha

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Damascus

Khan As’ad Pasha

Historic Souks and Khans

Khan As’ad Pasha stands as one of the most prominent architectural landmarks in Old Damascus. Constructed in the 18th century, it served as a vital resting and lodging point for merchants. Today, it exemplifies the artistic design of Damascene khans, characterized by their stone domes and open-air courtyards.

Special Details

Eight Stone Domes, Decorative inscriptions, main entrance built in ablaq stonework, arcades surrounding an inner courtyard. Ottoman era, 1751 AD