Travel to Syria

Syria, a country with a long history and rich cultural heritage, offers intrepid travelers an extraordinary journey through time and tradition.


From the bustling bazaars of Aleppo, where ancient trade routes converged, to the iconic Umayyad Mosque in Damascus, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture, the region boasts many historical wonders. Palmyra, an oasis in the desert, bears witness to the glory of its past with its majestic columns and mysterious ruins. But a trip to Syria is not only about visiting historical sites, it is also an opportunity to experience the warmth of its people and their genuine hospitality.


Nature lovers will find solace in Syria's serene landscapes, from the lush Orontes Valley to the harsh terrain of the Syrian desert. Traveling along the Silk Road, which once connected East and West, offers breathtaking views and a chance to reflect on the country's key role in shaping global trade.


Despite its challenges, Syria's appeal remains undeniable. As the country rebuilds and recovers, travelers have the chance to witness its remarkable resilience while contributing to a brighter future.


Are you planning to visit Syria as a tourist? Here you will find the rules for entering Syria and other useful information you need for an unforgettable trip.




Products from Visit World for a comfortable trip to Syria:


Travel guide for obtaining a visa and other necessary documents for Syria;

Legal advice on entry and immigration to Syria;

Health insurance for foreigners to Syria.

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Useful  information

Main tourist destinations

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Best time to visit

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Transport of the country

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Customs regulations

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Emergency numbers

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Before the conflict, Syria had a relatively well-developed transportation infrastructure, including roads, railways, and airports.

- Buses: Buses were a popular mode of transportation for both short and long distances in Syria. They were relatively affordable, with fares varying depending on the distance traveled.

- Taxis: Taxis were widely available in Syrian cities and towns, offering a convenient way to get around. Taxi fares were negotiable.

- Trains: Syria had a railway network connecting major cities, including Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, and Latakia. Train travel was generally affordable and provided a scenic way to explore the country.

- Air Travel: Before the conflict, Syria had several international airports, including Damascus International Airport and Aleppo International Airport, as well as domestic airports serving smaller cities.

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