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Umayyad Mosque
Mosquée des Omeyyades
One of Islam’s oldest and most important mosques, admired for vast courtyards, golden mosaics, layered sacred history, and remarkable architectural grandeur.
Old City of Damascus
Vieille ville de Damas
UNESCO-listed historic core with ancient lanes, Roman-era streets, old houses, shops, and an atmosphere shaped by over four millennia of history.
Al-Hamidiyah Souq
Souk d'Al-Hamidiyah
Damascus’s most famous covered market, packed with spices, textiles, crafts, and souvenirs amid a lively setting rooted in centuries of trade.
Straight Street
Rue Droite
Ancient Roman street crossing the Old City, ideal for seeing historic urban layout, ruins, traditional shops, and everyday life in Damascus.
Azem Palace
Palais Azem
Elegant 18th-century Ottoman palace showcasing refined architecture, courtyards, and museum displays that reveal elite life in historic Damascus.
Khan As'ad Pasha
Khan As'ad Pacha
Magnificent Ottoman caravanserai known for its grand courtyard, black-and-white marble, mosaic details, and role in Damascus’s historic trade networks.
National Museum of Damascus
Musée national de Damas
Outstanding museum presenting artifacts from across Syrian history, including Palmyrene tombs, sculptures, textiles, and beautifully arranged outdoor displays.
Mausoleum of Salah al-Din
Mausolée de Saladin
Peaceful tomb of Saladin beside the Umayyad Mosque, honoring the famed 12th-century leader remembered for the Crusades and recapture of Jerusalem.
Temple of Jupiter
Temple de Jupiter
Impressive Roman temple ruins at the souq entrance, offering a striking glimpse into Damascus’s classical past beside later Islamic landmarks.
Church of Saint Ananias
Église Saint-Ananias
Ancient underground church associated with Saint Paul’s baptism, valued for its early Christian significance and intimate, contemplative atmosphere.
Tomb of John the Baptist
Tombeau de Jean-Baptiste
Revered shrine inside the Umayyad Mosque, notable for its interfaith significance and unusual setting within one of the world’s great mosques.
Al Nawfara Coffee House
Café Al Nawfara
Historic café near the Umayyad Mosque, celebrated for traditional Damascene ambiance and its connection to the city’s storytelling heritage.
Bakdash
Legendary ice cream shop in Al-Hamidiyah Souq, famous for chewy Syrian booza and a nostalgic atmosphere dating back to 1895.
Darmisk
Popular Old City restaurant in a charming setting, recommended for experiencing a generous traditional Syrian meal in a memorable historic atmosphere.
Street Food Street
Bustling lane of local vendors serving shawarma, falafel, dolma, baklava, and knafeh, offering an authentic taste of everyday Damascene food culture.
Bab Touma/Bab Sharqi
Le quartier de la vieille ville regorge de cafés, de bars, de ruelles sinueuses et de nombreuses attractions touristiques à proximité.
Abu Rumana/Malki
Abou Rumana/Malki
Quartier central et piétonnier avec cafés, restaurants et une excellente réputation en matière de sécurité et d'accessibilité.
Old Damascus
Vieille Damas
Centre historique à proximité des principaux monuments, architecture traditionnelle et accès facile aux sites culturels.
Mazzeh
Quartier plus calme, avec des ambassades et des maisons d'hôtes, idéal pour des séjours confortables à l'écart du centre.
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