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Here is a collection of our Syria Tours that match your search requirements. If you have any queries or would like further information, our destination specialists will be happy to help – call us now on 0844 417 3382

What you could expect from your Syria Tour:

The 18th Century Azem Palace in Damascus – An excellent example of Ottoman architecture and home to the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions.

The National Museum of Damascus – Admire its wonderful collection of archeological and historical artifacts.

St Paul’s Chapel – In the old city of Damascus to see the spot where the disciples lowered the saint out of a window one night so he could flee from the Jews.

The Grand Mosque – In Damascus containing the famous Tomb of Saladin.

The Krak des Chevaliers en-route to Hama – Possibly the best preserved castle in the world.

Hama – One of Syria’s most picturesque cities, wander through the old town, haggle in the souks and walk along the river admiring the Nourias, old Roman waterwheels.

Venture further up the Valley of the Orontes – Passing Bedouin encampments as you go.

Apamea – With its ancient Acropolis, populated since Hittite times and rebuilt during Roman inheritance. Admire incredible ruins and mosaics and walk the Cardo Maximus, the longest street in Apamea at 1.85km and once lined with grand civic buildings.

The archeological excavations at Ebla – Revealing a civilization considered to be one of the oldest in Syria.

The Monastery of St Symeon – The jewel of the Syrian Greek Orthodox Church.

Haggling for bargains in Aleppo – One of Syria’s great trading cities with souks and khans galore in the vibrant streets and markets.

The Mosque of Abraham in Aleppo – So called because Abraham milked his cow there!

Palmyra – The ‘Bride of the Desert’ – one of the most impressive and well preserved cities in Arabia.

The Temple of Bel in Palmyra – Best seen in the glow of the early morning sunlight.

The Museum of Palmyra – An intriguing insight into a fascinating history, this is a must.

Relaxing with the locals – On your final night in one of the many Shisha bars that populate the centre of Damascus.

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