syrian man informe you about syria
hi everybody im [email protected] im new in this forum so i would give u inf about my country so im exprienced in tourism and history about syria drop me e mail for more inf cheers from damascus
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Hi Yazanya. Can you recommend some good resturants in Damascus? I'll be going there soon. Thanks!
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There are plenty of good places, but not a lot of varieties. My favorites are La Casa, old city (Italian), Gemini (steaks), Qasr oumaween (local in old city, nice setting mediocre food). I don't know what type of food you're looking for, so if you?re looking for something specific let me know.
I hope my reply isn?t too late. If you wish we can meet up for a dinner in one of these places. I?ll be in Syria till end of March. |
Can you tell me what the name is of the city which once was called Antioch in Syria?
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Are American tourists welcome in Syria?
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this thread was started 4 years ago.
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Hi Elzeth
<b>Antioch</b> if you mean ancient <b><i>Antioch ad Orontes</i></b> it is called today <font color="blue"><b>Antakya (Hatay)</b> & since 1939 it is a part of <u>Turkey</u> </font>... Antioch ad Orontes, founded by Seleucus I Nicator ~300 BC,its population soon reached half a million people.. St. Paul was there Today there's a small museum with a fantastic collection of MOSAICS, i was lucky enough to visit a few times aby |
Thank you for pointing that out, mat. I won't hold my breath waiting for an answer. (:|
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yes!!!! :) in fact,when people hear you are an American you'll get an even warmer reception because so few Americans visit... |
Thank you for the reply maxwell. I have recently returned from Jordan and everywhere I went people would thank me for coming. That was the greatest feeling, and it sound like the Syrians are just as nice. :-)
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