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Tourist Attractions in Damascus City, Al-Midan

Total: 5

Araq Al-Salhdar Mausoleum

Tourist Attractions, Damascus City

Shrines

This mausoleum contains the tomb of Prince Araq Al-Salhdar, the Mamluk governor f Safad who passed away in the middle of the 14th century. The mausoleum is located in the Qanawat Quarter....

Hammam Al-Rifai

Tourist Attractions, Damascus City

Hammams (Public Baths)

Dating back to the 15th century during the Mamluk Period, this public bath has adistinctive colourful design and is still in use today. Hammam Al-Rifai is located in the Midan Quarter....

Manjak Mosque

Tourist Attractions, Damascus City

Mosques

The Mamluk Prince Ibrahim Bin Manjak commissioned this mosque in the second halfof the 14th century. Manjak Mosque is located in the Midan Quarter....

Al-Madrasa Al-Qanshaliya

Tourist Attractions, Damascus City

Islamic Schools, Shrines

Al-Madrasa Al-Qanshaliyya is a small Islamic school and the resting place for vaious Mamluk leaders. It is located in the Midan Quarter and dates back to the 14th century....

Hammam Fatehi

Tourist Attractions, Damascus City

Hammams (Public Baths)

Fatehi Al-Daftardar was a senior Ottoman official. He commissioned this public ath in the middle of the 18th century. Hammam Fatehi, which was still in use until recently, is located in the Midan Quarter....