Attractions in Syria (30)
Mount Hermon
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
The Hermon site is a ski resort at the top of mount Hermon. Although the season is very short (usually round one month) the site at mount Hermon offers a nice day out for any one. There is a basic entrance fee (round 50 NIS) then there are ski gear rentals, a fee to use the cable car taking you to the top of the skiing slope and also a restaurant and shops. The site is relatively small and the only ski resort in Israel. It is best to arrive early to avoid the queues.
Reviewed by jake morag
Updated 816 days ago
Four Seasons
2 Recommendations: 2 Favorable,
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Reviewed by Hamid
Updated 822 days ago
massabkin
1 Recommendations: 1 Favorable,
amazing....once u visit u will be addicted to this place there is a spirit of love and romance especailly in summer when u sit and listen to the water sound passing besides u into the river that passes through the resturant u feel nostalgie u feel so comfort and happy its a place were relax is the right word to express for....
Reviewed by ali sharaf din
Updated 452 days ago
Euphrates River, Dayr az-Zawr
1 Recommendations: 1 Favorable,
Euphrates River, Dayr az-Zawr, Syria if the biggest and greatest river in the west of ِthe Arab world . it has a wonderful views .. restaurants on the share of the river , swimming pools , gardens , clubs and many more .it is so interesting to come here and it is cheap also , even hotels are not that expensive , food also so cheap and available for everyone .
Reviewed by Martin Tomy
Updated 507 days ago
Shabrouh Dam-Sad Shabrou7
1 Recommendations: 1 Favorable,
Take a road trip from Beirut, drive to Keserwan area direction. Reach harrisa and drive up mountains until you reach Faraya village. The drive will take about 1 hour and a half depending on the traffic in Beirut. When you reach the Faraya round about drive a bit more up like 4 minutes and ask where is the entrance of Shabrouhh Dam. There must be a sign to show you how to enter there. Park you car and go toward the dam to see the nice view. during summer time, the water will be low, and the breeze will be cool up there. If you go during winter, you might not be able to enter, since the water level will be high. take some pictures at the top of the dam, and sit and relax by the cool breeze. You can continue your trip up to Kfardebian for skiing in winter, or to Faqra to see the water fall, the ruins and the non-artificial bridge.
Reviewed by Jessie A
Updated 513 days ago
Baalbek
1 Recommendations: 1 Favorable,
Approximately 86 kilometers northeast of the city of Beirut in eastern Lebanon stands the temple complex of Baalbek. Situated atop a high point in the fertile Bekaa valley, the ruins are one of the most extraordinary and enigmatic holy places of ancient times. Long before the Romans conquered the site and built their enormous temple of Jupiter, long even before the Phoenicians constructed a temple to the god Baal, there stood at Baalbek the largest stone block construction found in the entire world. Really amazing place!!!
Reviewed by Yulia Silantieva
Updated 554 days ago
Mummification Museum
1 Recommendations: 1 Favorable,
Opened to the public in 1997, the Mummification Museum illustrates the processes used in the preservation of both human and animal remains, a practice believed by the ancient Egyptians to be a critical part of the quest for eternal life. The museum displays human and animal mummies, tools used in the mummification process, and examples of the types of objects traditionally buried with the dead in pharaonic times. Labels are in Arabic, French, and English. HOURS OF OPERATION: Winter: daily 9AM to 9PM Summer: daily 9AM to 10PM TICKET COST: Egyptian: LE 2 Foreigner: LE 40 50% discount with International Student ID Card, students of archaeology with their university ID, or visitors with a card from an international Arab organization for access to the museum agreed to by UNESCO. Free admission is available for foreign journalists with a card from the Center of Egyptian Press, and for members of foreign archaeological missions or archaeology students with an SCA pass. LOCATION: Corniche el-Nil, downtown Luxor, opposite the Hotel MercureDIRECTIONS: BY TAXI: ask for “met-haf al-teh-neet” FACILITIES: Cafeteria, bookstore, lecture hall, library Weekly lectures are held on Sundays at 7PM. NO PHOTOGRAPHY ALLOWED No guides are allowed inside the museum, but visitors can ask the guard if a curator is available to answer any questions. The museum is not handicapped-accessible. CONTACT INFORMATION: Phone: (095) 2370062
Reviewed by egyptraveluxe
Updated 601 days ago
Faraya Mzaar Kfardebian
1 Recommendations: 1 Favorable,
From the top of Mzaar, there is a view over the Bekaa valley, Mount Hermon of the Anti-Lebanon and other peaks like Zaarour, Laqlouq and the Cedars. Coastal towns and the capital Beirut can be seen on clear days.......................................
Reviewed by Ramy
Updated 610 days ago
2nd big stome
1 Recommendations: 1 Favorable,
its great place to be seen,its near the pregnant stone the biggest stone in the world. huge monolithic,more the 1000 tonnes, was prepared to be a part of Jupiter temple.here was the quarry to built baalbeck during the 1st century AD till the 4th century.
Reviewed by charbel saliba
Updated 629 days ago
Ain El Zarka
1 Recommendations: 1 Favorable,
On the Bekaa valey near the Hermel city, is Ain El Zarka. Where Assi River (Nahr El Assi) is born and where St. Maroun stayed lodged for many years in caves near by. It is a oasis in the middle of the Bekaa desert, something of the dreams. Few people know about this place. you should be one of those who knows it.
Reviewed by sergio makdissi
Updated 659 days ago
