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Syria Travel

Syria sits on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, between Turkey and Lebanon. It's a popular destination among history enthusiasts, although at times it is considered too dangerous for the average tourist.

Syria Travel features travel tips for the cities of Damascus (the capital), Aleppo and Latakia. Readers will also find information on visiting popular tourist sites like Azem Palace, the Great Mosque of Damascus (also known as Umayyad Mosque), the Hejaz railway and the ancient cities of Bosra and Palmyra.

Latest articles in Syria Travel

 A City Break in Damascus, Syria

Take a city break to explore old Damascus and discover the past and the present of this fascinating Syrian city

Sep 30, 2010 – Natasha Sheldon

Two Must See Tourist Attractions When Visiting Damascus

When traveling to Damascus the Umayyad Mosque and the Azem Palace are two must do tourist sites for anyone visiting Syria.

May 29, 2010 – Daniel Clarke

Hejaz Train Departure Information

Schedules, departure times, price information, and useful hints for travelling on the Hejaz Railway from Damascus to Amman and visa versa.

Apr 15, 2007 – Tariq Elkashef

Mini Guide to Aleppo, Syria

Things to see and do in the Middle East's friendliest city, including the Citadel, the Great Mosque, the souq, the Baron Hotel, and the Jdeide quarter.

Mar 30, 2007 – Tariq Elkashef

Syria: The Bradt Travel Guide

Diana Darke has specialised in the Middle East for thirty plus years and has been visiting Syria since 1978. The Bradt Guide to Syria is her tenth book.

Jan 8, 2007 – Hugh Taylor

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