Dallal House Hotel Aleppo

Raheb Bouhaira Str., Al Jdaidah, Al-Telal Entrance Aleppo, 6566, Syria

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Aleppo - still more souks, fortresses, and ruins

A travel blog entry by diannemurray

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Diary 8 Aleppo

Tuesday 18 May 2010 Aleppo (Syria)

Out to the Hama bus station for the 11.45am Kadmous bus for the 2 and a half hour trip to Aleppo (population 2 million), with its World Heritage listed Old City. Aleppo vies with Damascus for the title of world's oldest continually inhabited city. It’s had a number of …

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"When I'm in Syria i am safe!"

A travel blog entry by maartenmarieann

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... ging aan plakken, hebben we er een serieuze afdaling gedaan en nadien weer een stevige klim (dag 6). In totaal was dit een tochtje van 26 km. De bergop was a real killer!!! Gelukkig kregen we een kopje thee van enkele Bedouinen die daar op de berg woonden tussen de geiten en de kippen.
(dag 7) Taxi gedeeld met 2 toffe Franse berggeiten richting Petra. Ineens ook maar een kamer (dorm voor 14 man, zeer romantisch zo op huwelijksreis gaan :) ...

Aleppo Revisited

A travel blog entry by kdwali

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... br> A late night arrival for Maria was followed by a day of wandering and an evening of getting lost (I was leading the way so what do you expect). However it meant stumbling upon various places that are seldom seen by the tourist.

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Miss Britta und die syrische Gastfreundschaft

A travel blog entry by brittaundmille

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... meinte es wahrlich gut mit seiner Miss Britta und ihrem Begleiter Mister Wolf. Ganze drei Tage nahm uns Herr Walid in Aleppo unter seine beleibten Fittiche – und das nicht zu knapp. Schon bei der Ankunft im Hotel versicherte er uns, dass wir das schönste Zimmer von allen hätten. Und kaum waren die Rucksäcke abgesetzt, saßen wir vor heißem Tee und zwischen Herrn Walid in der Empfangshalle. Selbstverständlich ließ er es sich auch nicht nehmen, ...

Sour

A travel blog entry by jmckerricher

... rivals anything in the Middle East.

Don't get me wrong, I ate well in Damascus and I enjoyed everything I ate there. As far as the offerings in my price range were concerned the variety wasn't bad, but it wasn't exactly endless. The ubiquitous fuul, lentil soup, grilled meats, hummus, falafel, and of course shawerma were all part of my weekly repertoire. I absolutely loved the sour flavours: thick pomegranate molasses dresses up ...

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