Al Qasr Al Dimashqi Hotel

Damascus

A historic Damascene house inside the Old City of Damascus, in the Mi'dhanat al-Shahm quarter, about 200 m from Azm Palace. It dates from the Ottoman period. The Old City of Damascus has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979.

Damascus

A restaurant of Damascene cooking in a building styled on the old houses of Damascus. It is known for kibbeh labanieh, yabraq (stuffed vine leaves) and mixed grill platters.

Damascus

A restaurant inside the Old City of Damascus, in the Mi'dhanat al-Shahm quarter, about 400 m from Azm Palace. It stands on Al-Islah Street. From here the markets, mosques and churches of the Old City are all within walking distance.

Damascus

A guesthouse inside the Old City of Damascus, in the Mi'dhanat al-Shahm quarter, about 400 m from Azm Palace. It stands on Al-Islah Street, has 6 rooms and offers Wi-Fi. From here the markets, mosques and churches of the Old City are all within walking distance.

Damascus

An Armenian restaurant in an early 18th-century Damascene house with an enclosed courtyard, near Bab al-Saghir in the south of the Old City. Its best-known dishes are manti dumplings and basterma.

Damascus

The largest and best-known khan of the Old City, built between 1751 and 1753 by As'ad Pasha al-Azm, governor of Damascus, in Souq al-Buzuriyah. Its vast hall is roofed with domes on massive piers in alternating black and white stone; once an inn for merchants and their caravans, it now hosts exhibitions and cultural events.