Tartus Museum

Tartus

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa is a stone church built by the Crusaders in the 12th century and one of their best-preserved churches in the Levant; pilgrims came to it in the Middle Ages. Today it houses the Tartus Museum.

Tartus

A restaurant in Tartus, about 100 m from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa. Tartus is Syria's second port on the Mediterranean, facing the island of Arwad, with an old quarter inside the walls of its Crusader-era fortress.

Tartus

A café in Tartus, about 100 m from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa. Tartus is Syria's second port on the Mediterranean, facing the island of Arwad, with an old quarter inside the walls of its Crusader-era fortress.

Tartus

A café in Tartus, about 100 m from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa. It serves seafood. Tartus is Syria's second port on the Mediterranean, facing the island of Arwad, with an old quarter inside the walls of its Crusader-era fortress.

Tartus

A restaurant in Tartus, about 100 m from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa. Tartus is Syria's second port on the Mediterranean, facing the island of Arwad, with an old quarter inside the walls of its Crusader-era fortress.

Tartus

A café in Tartus, about 100 m from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa. Tartus is Syria's second port on the Mediterranean, facing the island of Arwad, with an old quarter inside the walls of its Crusader-era fortress.