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Southern Corniche
The Southern Corniche of Latakia is a lively waterfront promenade where the Mediterranean breeze mingles with the scent...
Balloran Dam
Balloran Dam, completed in 1982 after construction began in 1977, rises 32 meters above the Shamerliya River in northern...
The National Museum of Latakia
The National Museum of Latakia stands proudly on the city’s seafront in a building that began life in the 16th century a...
the Central Synagogue of Aleppo
Hidden within the winding alleys of Aleppo’s old quarter, the Central Synagogue once stood as the beating heart of one o...
Al-Jebeili Soap Factory
Tucked within the heart of Aleppo’s old quarters, the Al Jebeili Soap Factory carries the fragrance of centuries. Founde...
Al Jdaydeh Alley
Born in the late 14th century just beyond Aleppo’s northern walls, Al Jdaydeh Alley grew from a modest suburb into one o...
the National Museum of Aleppo
Standing proudly on Baron Street since 1966, the National Museum of Aleppo is more than a building — it is a time capsul...
Al Adiliyah Mosque
Completed in 1566 under the patronage of Dukakinzade Mehmed Pasha, Al Adiliyah Mosque rose at the edge of Aleppo’s bustl...
Khan Al-Burgul
Built in 1472 during the late Mamluk era, Khan al Burghul has long stood as a testament to Aleppo’s role as a granary an...
Khan al-Qadi
Built in the mid 15th century during the waning days of the Mamluk era, Khan al Qadi has stood for over five centuries a...
Aleppo Souq
Like a vast, woven tapestry unfurled through the centuries, Aleppo’s roofed souk threads together the stories of merchan...