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Dedeman Damascus

Avenue Choukry Kouatly Damascus, 5531, Syria

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Jerash to Amman

A travel blog entry by radcliffe-riley

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Jerash - amazing Roman ruins in the middle of the town.

They put on a race and battle in the circus!

The school adventure begins!

A travel blog entry by thistlecheck

Masalama good friends! Today Grace and Sandy went for their testing at the American School to establish their level and select the appropriate grades for them. They were a bit nervous but after all was said and done, they felt they did well. They both had to write a short story. Grace wrote about missing her best friend Jodie! Sandy wrote about his …

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Surviving Syria

A travel blog entry by waynedale

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... and other maps call it, "Street Called Straight" which would be real fun explaining to a taxi driver who only speaks an Arabic dialect. But isn't recta also the plural of rectum? So there I was, with a confused taxi driver, on my way to the "Street of Arseholes".

The hotel was also called Via Recta and when I finally arrived, I wanted to strangle someone for giving the hotel (and street) a name so unfamiliar to locals. The Street of Arseholes was in the very ...

My First Discovery

A travel blog entry by trinidadrh

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... observed the other Syrian observers calmly watching what was happening, and decided I should do the same. I even got up close and took photos!

Ultimately, the discovery of public demonstrations throughout my time in Syria has left a huge impression on me. I found the positive demonstrations that I observed on the streets of Damascus and later Aleppo were quite different than those focused on in international ...

The Road to Damascus

A travel blog entry by dan-levitan

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... Umayyad mosque,built in 706 AD on top of a Byzantine cathedral which had previously been built over a temple of Jupiter. The food here was more varied as well. While maneuvering through the souq we stopped to enjoy some delicious Damascus ice cream at Bakdash, which has served ice cream here since 1890, and a cinnamon waffle dipped in hot chocolate. We also met a guy named Denny who had lived ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Meridien (Deluxe)

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