7 days tour in Syria
Arrival - City tour of Damascus
After arriving in Damascus, we start the full-day city trip by going down the Via Recta (straight street), which was mentioned in the Bible. We visit the Azem Palace housing the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions, then head to Umayyad Mosque which is one of the earliest surviving mosques in the world with its stunning Islamic architecture and where Salah Al-Din Al-Ayyubi is buried. We continue to the chapel of St. Ananias built in the first century. Then, if you want to spend the night in Damascus, you can go shopping in the old Souq and finish the day by walking past the Church of St. Paul's Window.
Don't pass it up. What did our customers have to say about Our 7 daystour?
All you need is a one-week tour to Syria to rejuvenate yourself and return home with exceptional memories and much knowledge gained throughout the excursions. Don't miss what our clients had to say about traveling on this seven-day tour!
Mack Dean
"My week-long tour of Syria was a fantastic experience. Along with the typical tourist attractions, we also visited numerous places that were undoubtedly off the beaten path. It was wonderful to explore Bosra and Palmyra as well as a number of historical sites and ruins. Ancient landmarks can be overwhelming, but our guides helped us navigate them by highlighting the most important features and describing their significance. The meals were superb, and the accommodations and tour were all first-rates."
Mateo locus
" A superb week exploring Syria. This was my first visit to Syria, and it was wonderful. We had a tourmanager and an expert guide. I am from England and my husband is Syrian and we have two kids already. My husband's hometown of Damascus, where we had considered relocating, had always been on my bucket list. I learned a lot about Syrians, their history, and their way of life through this tour, and I was impressed by how peacefully the locals live despite the decade-long war."
