Saladin Castle
Latakia
A castle between two deep gorges in the forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Latakia
A castle between two deep gorges in the forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Latakia
The ancient kingdom where the world's earliest known alphabet was found.
Tartus
A Phoenician site south of Tartus with a rock-cut temple and the 'spindle' tombs.
Tartus
A black basalt castle on a hill above Baniyas and the sea.
Tartus
A crusader keep that is still a working church, looking over the hills to the sea.
Damascus
A walled UNESCO World Heritage city of lanes, courtyard houses and khans, entered through the covered Hamidiyah Souq.
Damascus
An 18th-century Damascene palace of courtyards and fountains, home to the Museum of Popular Traditions.
Damascus
A Roman street crossing the old city to Bab Sharqi, near the cafés of Qaimariyah and Bab Touma.
Damascus
Syria's largest museum, with treasures from Ugarit, Mari, Palmyra and the Dura-Europos synagogue.
Homs
One of the best-preserved crusader castles in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Homs
Queen Zenobia's ancient city in the desert; heavily damaged — check conditions before travelling.
Hama
Giant wooden water wheels on the Orontes, some dating back to the Middle Ages.
Hama
A Roman city with a colonnaded street nearly two kilometres long.
Hama
A stone castle above the town of Masyaf at the foot of the coastal mountains.
Aleppo
One of the oldest and largest castles in the world, on a hill above the old city.
Aleppo
The covered al-Madina souq, among the longest historic markets in the world, being restored section by section.
Idlib
A Byzantine stone village of the Dead Cities, with a bathhouse, church and near-complete houses.
Daraa
One of the most complete Roman theatres in the world, preserved inside an Islamic fortress.
As-Suwayda
The city of Emperor Philip the Arab, with a Roman theatre, baths and mosaics.
As-Suwayda
Roman and Byzantine basalt ruins among the oak trees of Jabal al-Arab.
Check road conditions and opening times before you travel — some historic sites were damaged or are under restoration.
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