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Four Seasons Hotel Damascus 5*
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The Sheraton Damascus Hotel & Towers is situated in the one of the oldest cities in the world. Surrounded by lush gardens and facing the lofty Kassioun Mountain, our five-star deluxe hotel offers an ideal location overlooking Damascus’ ever vital junction Omayad ................(more details and special rates)
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Located downtown, in the heart of the
city, 400 luxurious guest rooms and suites. 5 restaurants, among them
the only Chinese, Japanese and revolving restaurants in Syria. |
Syria's largest 5 stars Palace and Resort. Located halfway between the International Airport and Damascus, just in the middle of Ghouta gardens, 500 luxurious rooms and suites, all with private balcony, 2 restaurants, two snack bars, one piano bar and the "Jet-Set discotheque".............(more details and special rates)
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Set in the heart of the city centre, Le
Méridien Damascus immerses guests in contemporary luxury and old-world
charm. Built on a natural migration route in the foothills of the
Kassioun Mountain, Damascus features a wealth of historical sites that
will stimulate curiosity and encourage exploration. Discover one of the
oldest inhabited cities in the world at the opulent Le Méridien Damascus....(more
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Luxurious 116
rooms including presidential, diplomatic, junior suites. All have 4 sitter
sofa work desk / stocked mini bar / safety box / TV / satellite channels
/ radio / direct dial telephone / Shower / hairdryer / 5 star amenities.................(more
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The Blue Tower Hotel is distinguished by its unique architecture and elegant interior. The Fashionable European style is another advantage. Amazingly designed rooms are equipped with high-technology channels, communication and Internet services, flat screens, and bathroom Jacuzzi. The Blue Tower Hotel Offers all the Services of a Four-Star International Hotel, Presidential Suite, Bathrooms are Provided with Jacuzzi, Comfortable rooms. ..............(more details and special rates)
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The Damascus Carlton
Hotel a deluxe four stars hotel has now established
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The Fardoss tower Hotel is located at the center of Damascus, The pearl of ancient civilization, which is surrounded by business offices, ministries and market. The old city, Kassioun Mountain and the gardens of Barada river are the wonderful sights of Fardoss Tower Hotel...............(more details and special rates)
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Damascus International Hotel 4*
Damascus international hotel
a
four-star hotel, wish to let you know that our staff and services are
excellently arranged to ensure the comfortable stay of your good selves
and your associates.
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Good budget hotel with a fantastic location, suitable for families looking for shopping and suitable for business traveler as it is within easy reach to all requirements. Hotel Venezia offers all services for a pleasant and comfortable stay.............(more details and special rates)
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Art House Hotel 4*..............(more details and special rates)
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Beit Al Joury Hotel 4* .............(more details and special rates) |
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Alaa Tower is the probably the most popular local hotel chain in Syria. There are different branches in Damascus, and I ended up in branch two in the heart of busy Bahsa ragion. Bahsa is a good location, as it is regarded as the center of the visit. Banks, restaurants, and travel agencies are nearby. It is not too far away to walk to the Old City, either. ..............(more details and special rates)
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Dar Al-Yasmin is an ancient Damascene palace which was repaired with the ancient substances which luxurious hotel in the center of old Damascus. Therefor it is located near the most important ancient places in Damascus such as "Omayad mosque", "Haniana Church" and "The Tomb of Jhons" which enable our visitors to live in the midst of the old Syrian life...............(more details and special rates)
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In the old
city between "Bab al jabieh and Bab sharki" , where you find the best
luxury oriental residence and enjoy the best oriental and continental
food and beverage.
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Book one of our 67 prestigious rooms and enjoy a wonderful and comfortable in stay........(more details and special rates)
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Capital Hotel 2*......(more
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Located in the city center of Damascus, we offer the opportunity to all tourists to stay in Damascus at the lowest prices. We have 50 double rooms (2 beds or one large bed), 2 suites (2 bedrooms and a kitchen) and 2 royal suites (one bedroom, one living room and a kitchen).......(more details and special rates) |
Syria’s
capital and the world’s oldest continuously inhabited city. It has been under
variable rules through the ages; Aramean, Byzantine, Roman, and Arabian. This
city was once the capital of an empire which stretched from Indus to the Pyrnees.
Damascus is very rich in its archeological sites; the Omayad mosque, the old
city with all its contents, the national museum where there is a superb
collection from the Islamic art and other.
LAND MARKS OF OLD DAMASCUS
The Walls and the Gates:
The Wall was built in the Roman era with large, tapered stones. It was oblong in shape, designed in the manner of Roman military camps, cities, and fortifications. There are seven gates in it: Bab Sharqi, Bab al-Jabieh, Bab Keissan, Bab al-Saghir, Bab Tuma, Bab al-Jeniq, and Bab al-Faradiss. The main thoroughfare traversed the city from Bab al-Jabieh to Bab Sharqi; on both sides there were Corinthian columns, and across it numerous triumphal arches.
The Ommayad Mosque
This great Mosque stands at the heart of the Old City
at the end of Souq al-Hamidiyeh.It was built by the Omayyad Caliph al-Walid
ibn Abdul Malek in 705 A.D. when Damascus was the capital of the Arab
Islamic Empire.
When al-Walid decided to erect an impressive mosque suited to the grandeur
of the Arab state 'whose like was never built before, nor will ever be built
after' as he is reported to have said, he negotiated with the Christian
community of Damascus, and undertook to construct a new church for them (St.John's)
and allot several pieces of land for other churches, if they relinquished
their right to their part of the Mosque.They agreed.It took ten years and
eleven million gold dinars, as well as a huge number of masons, artists,
builders, carpenters, marble-layers, and painters to complete.It became an
architectural model for hundreds of mosques throughout the Islamic world.
The Azem Palace:
This also stands at the heart of the Old City, on the
southern side of the Omayyad Mosque, and very close to it.It is an
astonishing example of a Damascene house, where the simple, almost
primitive, exterior contrasts rather sharply with the beauty and
sophistication of the interior.Here one finds a sense of space, a wealth of
polychrome stone, splendid marble, cascading fountains, and fragrant
flowers.The palace was built in the mid-eighteenth century for the Governor
of Damascus.
The Damascus Citadel:
The only fortress in Syria built on the same level as the city, it does not top a hill or a mountain like all other castles and citadels.It was erected by the Seljuks in 1078 A.D. with masonry taken from the city wall, and turned into a heavily-fortified citadel surrounded by walls, towers, a moat and trenches.Inside, they built houses, baths, mosques, and schools; it was a city within a city.At the height of Crusader raids and attacks, it was used as residence for the Sultans of Egypt and Syria such as Nureddin, Saladin, and al-Malek al-Abdel, whence they supervised military operations against the Crusaders.
The Souqs

The old covered souqs of Damascus have a unique flavour you can savour with eyes closed.As you walk about in the warm darkness of these streets with their fragrant scents, spices, and colourful merchandise spilling out of the shops onto the pavements, you enter the strange world of exotic legends.Most prominent of these souqs are:
Souq Al Hamidiyeh :
Follows a straight line from the west (where Bab al-Nasr
used to be) to the Omayyad Mosque.It dates back to 1863, to the rule of the
Ottoman Sultan Abdul-Hamid, after whom the souq was called.It is covered
with high iron vaulting, so old that sun rays filter through it into the
darkness of the souq.The shops here sell everything from tissues to
leather-work, from sweets and ice-cream to exquisite handmade brocades,
mosaic, and copper inlaid with silver.
Souq Midhat Basha:
(The Long Souq): Founded by the governor of Damascus Midhat Pasha in 1878.It stands above the Roman 'Street Called Straight' which used to traverse the city from Bab al-Jabieh to Bab Sharqi, and runs parallel to souq al-Hamidiyeh, with numerous side-souqs separating them.
Souq Al Harir:
Founded by Darwish Pasha in 1574.Its entrance is at the end of souq al-Hamidiyeh just outside the Omayyad Mosque.Its shops are filled with local embroidered cloths, perfume essence, and tailoring and sewing requisites.Here, too, a number of old khans have been converted into shops, best known for their cloaks, capes, mantles, shawls, and 'galabiyas'.
Souq Al Bzourieh:
Extends between Souq Midhat Pasha and the Omayyad
Mosque and is famous for its quaint little fruit, medicinal herbs, and
confectionery.
In the middle of this souq stands a bath (one of the two hundred public
baths) which has been in continuous use from the twelfth century.
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