Tourism in Syria

Basima… the calmness of nature near Damascus
Basima is one of the most beautiful villages in Wadi Barada, an ideal place to escape the noise of the city.
Green landscapes, flowing water, and fresh air let you experience real moments of peace.
A simple breakfast in the middle of nature tastes completely different.
Every corner is worth a photo.
Basima is not just a place… it is a feeling

Tartus: The Syrian Pearl of the Mediterranean
Tartus Governorate lies on the western coast of Syria, overlooking the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, combining natural beauty with rich history. It is famous for its stunning golden beaches, dense forests, and green mountains, making it a destination for both sea lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Tartus carries within its streets traces of ancient civilizations, from the Phoenicians to the Middle Ages, and is known for its relative calm compared to other governorates. Its economy relies on agriculture, fishing, and maritime tourism, and it is also rich in small industries and traditional

If you’re looking for a place that combines the charm of nature with the richness of history, the Valley of the Kings in Syria is a destination worth discovering. This valley is known for its breathtaking beauty, where mountains embrace green landscapes to create a captivating natural masterpiece that steals hearts.The valley is famous for its tranquility and serenity, making it an ideal escape from the noise of daily life and a perfect spot to relax and reflect. The area is also home to historical ruins that tell stories of ancient civilizations that once passed through, adding a unique

Zabadani is considered more of a market for villas and vacation homes than apartments.
A simple farm or villa: $80,000 – $125,000
A ready, decent villa: حوالي $180,000
A luxury villa with a pool and garden: حوالي $440,000
Large estates and mansions may reach up to $700,000
Apartment prices in Zabadani, Baqin, and Bloudan:
105 m² apartment: $70,000 – $90,000
205 m² ready-to-move-in apartment: حوالي $125,000
Average price per square meter: $700 – $1200
Prices mainly depend on:
Land size
Proximity to Zabadani plain
Availability of a water well and solar energy
Land prices (high demand for investment):
600–1000 m²

Al-Azm Palace:
A Jewel of Damascene Architecture and the Charm of Ancient History
If you want to experience a visual journey that takes you back to the 18th century, then your first destination must be Al-Azm Palace. The palace is located in a strategic area between the Umayyad Mosque and Souq "Midhat Pasha" (the Straight Street), making it the beating heart of Old Damascus.
Historical Overview
The palace was built in 1749 by the governor of Damascus, As'ad Pasha al-Azm. Its construction took three years and involved the most skilled craftsmen and workers (around 800 laborers).
Architectural Layout (Brilliant Design)

Al-Hameh is located in the western countryside of Damascus, about 10 km from the city center, specifically along the international road leading to Beirut. It is considered relatively close to Damascus, giving it residential and investment importance.
Al-Hameh is characterized by several advantages:
A strategic location near the capital
Easy transportation and access to main roads
Availability of essential services (schools, markets, medical centers)
A blend of rural and urban lifestyle
In recent years, the area has witnessed noticeable urban expansion, with new housing projects and relatively modern neighborhoods.
Several factors influence real estate prices in Al-Hameh:
Proximity to the

???? Al-Samra Village – The Charm of Nature on the Syrian Coast
Al-Samra Village is located in northwestern Latakia along the seashore, where the deep blue waters meet the green hills in a breathtaking landscape. It is known for its peaceful atmosphere and pristine beaches, making it an ideal destination for lovers of relaxation and nature.
With its location close to the Turkish border, Al-Samra has a unique character that combines natural beauty with authentic rural simplicity. Its residents mainly rely on agriculture and fishing, enjoying a calm lifestyle far from the noise of the cities.
✨ Al-Samra is not

Khan As'ad Pasha in Damascus is one of the most prominent historical landmarks that embodies the magnificence of Ottoman architecture and the prosperity of trade in the old city. It was built in the eighteenth century by As'ad Pasha al-Azm to serve as an integrated center for receiving merchants and storing their goods.
The khan is distinguished by its spacious courtyard and its eight majestic domes, in addition to its stone details and intricate decorations that reflect the grandeur of the design. It was not merely a market, but rather a cultural meeting place that brought together cultures and merchants

The province of Hasaka, the jewel of northeast Syria, is characterized by its natural and cultural diversity. It is located between rivers and vast plains, it is an important agricultural center thanks to its fertile soil and abundant water, with golden fields for wheat and barley. The province embraces a rich ethnic diversity that includes Arabs, Kurds and Assyrians, making it a unique cultural mosaic. Its long history is touched by the visitor in ancient ruins and historical palaces that tell stories of civilizations spanning thousands of years. Today Al Hasaka represents a balance between past and present, between picturesque