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There are cities You will find cities waiting for you. Aleppo is one of them. It's the second type. When you enter it, you won't feel like a tourist. Open the guide, please. A late guest on The menu started eight thousand years ago and hasn't ended yet. The castle stands above the hill like a guardian. Silent, it has seen everything and has not faded away. Surprisingly, the bustling markets beneath it breathe the scent of the garrigue, cardamom, and the precious stone, and in the new alleys, wooden doors open. On stone houses, you can hide. In its essence The waterfalls are still flowing the river.
Then you exit the city to the north, and the language completely changes. You ascend to Mount Semaan where a monk stood. For seventy-three years until It became its greatest Christian building in the world in its time, and it remains On The stone villages that its people migrated from Since a thousand years, I have remained Standing as it is — The gates, and contemporary olive oil, And a grave with columns, And the sound you can hear. Aleppo and Northern Syria Program Three days designed On this contradiction completely: a day for the city The neighborhood with its vibrant atmosphere and kitchen, And a day for the holiness and the stone above the mountain, and a day For the city That has slept and has not awakened.
Hotel
Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner
Private Vehicle
10-20
Arabic, English
Not Allowed
18-80 (years)
All Seasons
Cultural. Historical. Natural
Climb the stone bridge and the magnificent gate to enter one of the oldest castles in the world, with a complete view of the ancient city from above. This site puts visitors in context: from here, one understands how Aleppo has evolved over time, and why it has been a destination for everyone from merchants in this region.
A tour in the ancient stone alleys of the city market and between the Ottoman khans, where soap, spices, nuts, and handmade crafts are sold. A very suitable activity for those who love local details, flavors, and sounds, not just quick pictures.
A stop at the Great Umayyad Mosque to learn about one of the most important Islamic monuments in the city and the history of its restoration. The serene atmosphere today creates a contrast between the silence of the mosque and the bustling market nearby.
Wander through the narrow streets of the New District and its stone houses with their intricate interiors, stopping at one of the traditional cafes. The beauty of this activity is that you can explore without a map; every corner opens up to a sight worth pausing for.
A tour in the ancient church complex surrounding the column of Saint Semaan the Stylite, with its four basilicas encircling the central courtyard, overlooking a plain. A brief historical explanation of the site's significance in the fifth century, with an open time for photography as the lighting here is exceptional.
A passage through the ancient stone villages established to serve the upcoming pilgrims to the mountain: Nuzl, Modern Zaytoun, Kenaas, and houses that remain standing without inhabitants. A station showcasing the daily and living face of the region, not just the official religious face.
Visit the ancient Roman city north of Aleppo, where the stone bridges of Salhin still stand, and the preserved amphitheater in the hill overlooks the valley. A calm atmosphere with little congestion, suitable for the end of the day and a sunset view.
Explore some of the most famous ancient cities: Roman Hama, the General Assembly, contemporary Zaitoun, and a host of others, all made from a single color of limestone. Here, visitors feel that the village has not been overwhelmed by migration, which makes the experience different from any other archaeological site.
Visit the expansive Byzantine village of Barah and its strange hermitage, surrounded by olive groves that still thrive to this day. A small detail, but important: the contrast between the ancient stone and the vibrant green around it offers the best views of the day.
A short break in the serene countryside atmosphere before returning to Aleppo or continuing on the road. A small detail, but it transforms the day from merely visiting a historical site to a complete rural experience.
Time to shop in Aleppo's markets to acquire the famous Ghari soap, Aleppo pistachios, and other local products before the end of the program. A practical and enjoyable stop, making the journey end with a tangible souvenir to take home.
Beit Wakel is a traditional stone house located in the heart of the old city, dating back to the 16th century. Heritage and warmth: An interior featuring stone walls, carved wooden ceilings, and rooms with high arches that make the stay a part of the journey, not just a place to sleep.
The journey begins in Aleppo, the city that does not present itself gently but rather takes you directly into the heart of the scene: a citadel above your head, a market beneath your feet, and a view unlike anything else. A full day between stone and sea and tales, from the gates of the citadel to the new streets of the bustling evening.
Today, you will rise above sea level and time itself. Climb Mount Semaan to the monastery that lies around the column of Saint Semaan the Hermit, then head north to the Nabi Houri (Korus) area, where two Roman bridges have crossed the river for over a thousand years, and a preserved amphitheater in the hill welcomes the sunset every evening without fail.
A day in the presence of the silent. Descend southwest of Aleppo to the ancient city of Habsit, where dozens of Byzantine villages are scattered: Serjilla with its church and cemetery, the barrow with its strange stone columns, and the ruins with its massive columns. Then return to Aleppo for a final farewell — coffee in the new place, and a bag filled with sweets.
Yes, please note that the daily tour of the Citadel of Aleppo and the city tour includes some uneven stony ground. These two days can be eased or the tour can be shortened for families with small children or elderly participants.
The first day covers the entire city, approximately. The second day is around 60-100 km in each direction, and the third day is about 90-110 km in each direction, with breaks for rest and refreshments along the way.
Yes, a tasting tour for the culinary experience can be added, or a visit to the soap factory, or traditional craft workshops, or extending the trip to five or six days.
Certainly, the Citadel of Aleppo, the historical markets, and the view of the Citadel from the lake are among the most beautiful photographic locations in northern Syria.
Yes, it can be easily combined with Damascus programs, Syrian coastal tours, or programs in the Badia and Eastern Syria as part of a longer trip covering various regions of Syria.
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Adjusting and customizing the tours, reducing walking, selecting restaurants and easier sites.
Experience a more luxurious stay at the hotel or accommodation (includes room upgrades and private wing for a higher level)
A photographer accompanying the guest at the location or more according to the program
Dedicated vehicle for the guest or family instead of shared transportation.
Assistance in obtaining a local SIM card or internet package as available.
A service higher than the guide, suitable for businessmen, meetings, or foreign guests.
Adjusting and customizing the tours, reducing walking, selecting restaurants and easier sites.
Experience a more luxurious stay at the hotel or accommodation (includes room upgrades and private wing for a higher level)
A photographer accompanying the guest at the location or more according to the program
Dedicated vehicle for the guest or family instead of shared transportation.
Assistance in obtaining a local SIM card or internet package as available.
A service higher than the guide, suitable for businessmen, meetings, or foreign guests.
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