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The Umayyad Mosque
Mosque
Ancient mosque with a large courtyard, fountains & a minaret rebuilt over the centuries.
4.70 (663 reviews)
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Al-Rahman Mosque
Mosque
👍 Very beautiful with a lot of art in it
But there is a lot of kids running around when they shouldn't
And there is not enough space for shoes
I don't know what is the abandoned tall building behind it
4.70 (335 reviews)
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Aleppo National Museum
Local history museum
Syria's ancient history is on display at this national museum specializing in archaeological finds.
4.60 (120 reviews)
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Khan Al-Shuna
Archaeological site
👍👍 Khan Al-Shouna: This khan was built in the year (1536 AD) during the reign of Khosrow Pasha, and it, along with a group of buildings, formed the endowment affiliated with the Khosrawiyah Mosque dedicated to financing the expenses of students of knowledge. Following the famous Aleppo earthquake, the...
4.60 (59 reviews)
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Al Adeliah Mosque
Mosque
👍👍 It was built in 963 AH, corresponding to 1555 AD, and it was said in the year 965 AH, corresponding to 1557 AD.
It was built by Muhammad Pasha bin Ahmed Pasha during the reign of Suleiman I the Magnificent, and it was restored by the guardian of the endowment, Fuad Bey Al-Adli, in the year 1342 AH,...
4.60 (41 reviews)
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Bab Al-Faraj
Archaeological site
👍 Bab Al-Faraj is located in Al-Faraj Square, which is the center of the city of Aleppo. It contains Bab Al-Faraj. It was established in the era of King Al-Zahir Ghazi. It was demolished in 1904. Only its southern tower remains. In the middle of Bab al-Faraj Square stands the Bab al-Faraj Clock Tower,...
4.50 (144 reviews)
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Red Gate
Archaeological site
👍👍 It is a fine dining restaurant
4.40 (42 reviews)
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Zaki Pasha Mosque
Mosque
👍👍 Building the Zaki Pasha Mosque
Abd al-Rahman Zaki Pasha built Dars bin Husayn Pasha in the year 12 AD on a large plot of land in Mahatta
Al-Jamiliyya was monopolized by the lands of the Al-Buqi Mosque in Sharjah, and the building was in the style of the Al-Ridhaya Mosque
The Jamiliyeh station had e...
4.40 (42 reviews)
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Bab Al-Nasr
Archaeological site
👍👍 Bab al-Nasr is one of the gates of the city of Aleppo. It was known in the past as the Jews’ Gate because the Jews’ places of residence were inside it and their cemeteries were outside. King al-Zahir Ghazi found it disgusting that this name was given to him, so he called it Bab al-Nasr.
4.30 (63 reviews)
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Paradise Gate
Archaeological site
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From the gates of Aleppo Al-Shahba...
Bab Jinan and its general pronunciation (Bab Jenan)...
It was called so because it leads to the western gardens of Aleppo, where the pistachio orchards and fruit trees (where the Queiq River flows) were a center for money transfer, shipping of goods and ge...
4.20 (65 reviews)