Overview

Places of interest in Syria

1 Palmyra
Ancient Silk Road's Desert Bride
6.3
This ancient Roman city in Syria features towering sandstone ruins and intricate carvings dating back to the first century. Once a bustling trade hub, its well-preserved theater and colonnaded streets offer a rare glimpse into classical antiquity amidst a dramatic desert landscape.
Highlights:
  • 🎭 Visit the partially restored Roman Theatre of Palmyra
  • ⛩️ Explore the majestic Temple of Bel ruins
  • 🏛️ Walk the ancient colonnaded street of Palmyra
1 Palmyra
Archaeological Site
1 Euphrates
River
2 Damascus
Ancient Alleys, Bazaars and Minarets
5.8
Highlights:
  • 🌆 Stroll the narrow alleys of the Old City at dusk
  • 🛍️ Wander through Al-Hamidiyah Souq and shop local crafts
  • 🕌 Explore the ancient Umayyad Mosque, one of the world’s oldest
2 National Museum
Museum
3 Krak des Chevaliers
Historic Castle
1 Tartus
City
2 Barada River
River
3 Anti-Lebanon Mountains
Mountain
4 Sednaya Prison
Prison
4 Wadi Qadisha
Valley
2 Ma'loula
Village
1 Damascus International Airport
Historic hub in Syria's heart
Serving Syria's capital, this airport connects to major Middle Eastern hubs and offers modern facilities for passengers. It features a single terminal with lounges, duty‑free shops and efficient customs processing today.
3 Busra
Town
3 Aleppo
Ancient Markets and Resilient Spirit
5.7
Ancient stone streets and Ottoman architecture define this historic city in northern Syria. The citadel overlooks a landscape of bazaars, mosques and caravanserais that once connected East and West through centuries of trade and cultural exchange.
Highlights:
  • ⛪ Discover the ancient Umayyad Mosque, a symbol of Aleppo’s history
  • 🛍️ Explore the lively Aleppo Souks and taste traditional Syrian delights
  • 🏰 Visit the historic Aleppo Citadel and enjoy panoramic city views
5 Citadel of Aleppo
Historic Castle
4 Aleppo
City
5 Latakia
City
5 Afrin Rıver
River
1 Carefou Market-super Market
Supermarket
2 Aleppo International Airport
Gateway to historic Aleppo’s ancient streets
Serving Syria's largest city, this airport connects to major Middle Eastern hubs and offers modern facilities for passengers. It features a single runway, cargo terminals and a growing network of airlines.
2 Mosque of Souk Al Hall
Place of Worship
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