The Hauran is a volcanic plateau in southern Syria. It includes Damascus, the capital.
- Damascus. — the capital and oldest continuously inhabited city in the world.
- As-Suwayda. — Small city sometimes called Little Venezuela due to the influx of affluent Venezuelan Syrian immigrants.
- Deraa. — an ancient city on the Jordanian border.
Damascus. — the capital and oldest continuously inhabited city in the world.
As-Suwayda. — Small city sometimes called Little Venezuela due to the influx of affluent Venezuelan Syrian immigrants.
Deraa. — an ancient city on the Jordanian border.
- Bosra. — a Roman city in southern Syria close to the Jordan frontier noted for the use of black basalt stones and its well preserved theatre
- Der Mar Musa. — not a tourist site, but an active Christian monastery actively promoting Islamic/Christian dialogue. Welcomes Christians and followers of other religious traditions. It is 80 km north of Damascus.
- Shahba. — Former Roman city of Philippopolis.
- Shaqqa. — Small town and site of the former Roman city of Maximianopolis.
- Qanawat. — Small town with several Roman archaeological sites.
- Golan Heights (Syria). - mountainous area on the Israeli border
Bosra. — a Roman city in southern Syria close to the Jordan frontier noted for the use of black basalt stones and its well preserved theatre
Der Mar Musa. — not a tourist site, but an active Christian monastery actively promoting Islamic/Christian dialogue. Welcomes Christians and followers of other religious traditions. It is 80 km north of Damascus.
Shahba. — Former Roman city of Philippopolis.
Shaqqa. — Small town and site of the former Roman city of Maximianopolis.
Qanawat. — Small town with several Roman archaeological sites.
Golan Heights (Syria). - mountainous area on the Israeli border