Damascus-Crac des Chevaliers- Aleppo

Damascus, Crac des Chevaliers & Aleppo

Highlights

• Damascus – Explore one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, with its vibrant souks, ancient mosques, and rich cultural heritage.
• Crac des Chevaliers – Marvel at one of the best-preserved medieval castles in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering breathtaking views and fascinating Crusader history.
• Maaloula – Visit the picturesque mountain village where the ancient Aramaic language is still spoken and discover its historic monasteries carved into the cliffs.
• Hama – Famous for Its Historic Norias (Waterwheels)

• General Info
• • STARTING PRICE $545
  • AIRPORT Damascus
  • DURATION 5 nights
  • DEPARTURE DATES

    From 01 August 2026 till 28 Febraury 2027

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• ITINERARY
• • Damascus, Crac des Chevaliers & Aleppo - 6 days/ 5 nights

  Day 1: Damascus - First Half of the City Tour

  After being met at the airport or hotel, we start the first part of the Damascus city tour: the Umayyad Mosque, Straight Street, Hananiya Chapel, the Old City gates, and Azem Palace.

  
  Overnight at a Hotel in Damascus.

  
  Day 2: Damascus - Second Half of the City Tour

  After breakfast, we continue with the National Museum and the Old Covered Souks and bazaars, before returning to the hotel.

  
  Overnight at a Hotel in Damascus.

  
  Day 3: Al Wadi - Sednaya and Crac des Chevaliers

  Early morning departure toward Al Wadi, stopping at the mountain village of Sednaya, known for its historic monastery, before continuing to visit Crac des Chevaliers, widely regarded as the best-preserved medieval castle in the world.

  
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  Day 4: Aleppo City Tour

  After breakfast, we drive to Aleppo for a full day exploring the Citadel, the Old City, the National Museum, the historic Baron Hotel, the exterior of the Great (Umayyad) Mosque, and the Old Covered Souks and bazaars.

  
  Overnight at a Hotel in Aleppo.

  
  Day 5: Aleppo to Damascus - Hama and Maaloula

  Early morning drive back toward Damascus, passing Hama to see its famous wooden waterwheels (norias), then continuing to Maaloula, a mountain village known for its monasteries and churches and where Western Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus, is still used today.

  
  Overnight at a Hotel in Damascus.

  
  Day 6: Damascus - Free Time and Departure

  After breakfast, enjoy free time in Damascus for shopping and further exploring the Old City's quarters, neighborhoods, and covered souks. Transfer to the hotel or the airport.

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