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What to See in Damascus, Tourist Attractions

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Hammam Al-Bakri

Tourist Attractions, Damascus Old City

Hammams (Public Baths)

Dating back to the Mamluk Period, Hammam Al-Bakri is one of the more known publi baths in Damascus Old City today. It caters for both men and women separately....

Hammam Al-Malek Al-Zaher

Tourist Attractions, Damascus Old City

Hammams (Public Baths)

Dating back to the second half of the 10th century during the Fatimid rule, thisis one of the oldest public baths in Damascus Old City. Hammam Al-Malek Al-Zaher was built by Ahmad Bin Al-Hussein Al-Aqiqi, a prominent Muslim cleric in Damascus at the time. The Mamluk King Saeed, son of Baibars, bought this bath at a later stage and renamed it after his father....

Hammam Nour Eddine Al-Shaheed

Tourist Attractions, Damascus Old City

Hammams (Public Baths)

Another very old public bath in Damascus is Hammam Nour Eddine Al-Shaheed, whichwas built by the Seljuq King Nour Eddine Zengi in the second half of the 12th century....

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....

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....