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It was used as hotels for merchants and as warehouses for their goods, and it generally consisted of a wide space surrounded by a two-storey building. The ground floor was used to store goods and animals, and the upper floor served as a hotel for sleeping. Aleppo includes more than 70 khans, the most important of which are archaeologically important: Khan al-Jumruk Khan, al-Wazir Khan al-Sabun, Khan al-Vendaqah, Khan al-Shuna, Khan al-Attarin Khan, al-Nahhasin Khan al-Ulabiya, Khan al-Harir, Khan al-Burghul, and some of the khans are occupied today with commercial goods, and therefore they are important tourist elements if one is interested. with it. The former khans are generally located in the old market area.

E - old commercial markets:

In the western neighborhood of Medina, the old markets of Aleppo, covered with stone vaults perforated with openings for light and ventilation, are at the forefront of the markets of Arab Islamic cities in terms of their beauty, design, and specialization. The burlap market, the fur market, the saddlers market, the soap market, the players market, the rope market, the goldsmiths market, the astonishment market...etc. Complementing these markets is a special market for restaurants and sweets, which is the Al-Saqatiyah market.

6- The ancient baths:

There are more than 60 old pigeons in Aleppo, some of which are more than 800 years old. Among the most beautiful of these baths is Al-Nasser Bath (Hammam Yalbugha Al-Nasser), which was built in the fourteenth century AD, and was recently restored and opened. It is near ! its southern side. from the castle from

7- Old Schools:

Schools began to appear in their modern concept since the era of Nur al-Din Zangi, after which the Ayyubids, Fatimids and Mamluks took care of them. Among the most important old schools in Aleppo, we mention: Al-Dhahiriya School, Al-Kamiliya School, Al-Sultaniya School, Al-Shaabani School, and Al-Halawiya School. . etc. Likewise, the Aragonese bimaristan, whose construction dates back to the fourteenth century, is currently used to hold popular concerts for tourist groups.

8- Museums:

There are two museums in Aleppo that must be visited in order to learn about some of the treasures of this archaeological province and other provinces. The first of them is the National Museum of Aleppo, located in the Medina neighborhood, which includes abundant and diverse amounts of antiquities from Aleppo Governorate and various Syrian regions, and the Museum of Folk Traditions located to the west of the Citadel in one of the old Aleppo houses, whose construction dates back to the eighteenth century AD.

Old houses:

Aleppo includes many old houses that are beautiful artistic palaces dating back to the Ottoman era. It is characterized by its wide patios, inscriptions and writings, as well as ceilings and exquisitely decorated wooden rings. Among the most important of these houses are the house of Ghazala, the house of al-Kawakibi, the house of Rajab Pasha, the house of the auctioneer, the house of Ajqbash, the house of Sader, the house of Basil, and the Palace of Jumblatt.

10- Tourist establishments:

Service tourism facilities are gardens, parks, and swimming pools

Hotels, restaurants...etc. Almost such facilities are concentrated outside the old city.

A - Gardens and parks: Aleppo is one of the largest Syrian cities in which gardens and parks are spread in abundance, forming an outlet and a vital space for the people of the city, and an important tourist landmark and an indicator of the urban and cultural development of this city. Among the most important of these gardens and parks, we mention the Al-Sabil Park, Al-Shahba Garden, the Public Garden, Maysalun Garden, Al-Assad Park... etc.

B - Swimming pools: As a result of the city of Aleppo being far from the sea, about nine swimming pools were established in the city of Aleppo, namely: Al-Ittihad Al-Hurriya Aleppo, Al-Rabieh, Al-Orouba, Al-Masbah, the Tourism Club and Al-Oasis. free

C- Hotels The city of Aleppo currently includes about 87 hotels of different degrees, the most famous of which are the Shahba Al-Sham Hotel (five stars located in Al-Kawakibi Street), the Amir Hotel in Bab Al-Jinan Street, the Pullman Al-Shahba Hotel (near the University City), the Al-Shahba Oasis Hotel, the southern entrance to the city, and the Tourist Hotel (Saad Allah Street). Al Jabri and Baron Hotel (Baron Street)...etc.

D - Restaurants and cafes: There are about 35 restaurants in the city of Aleppo, most of which are concentrated in Al-Azizia neighborhood, the most famous of which are Delta Restaurant, Anis, Al-Ittihad, Al-Istiraha, Ebla Al-Bustan... In addition to the restaurants classified only as well, most of the parks serve food and drinks as well as night parties. . There are nine cafes.

L. Cabarets and nightclubs Aleppo is the city of music and art, and the city of nightlife. Therefore, it is not surprising that there are many nightlife venues in it that reach