Al-Azm Palace
قصر العظم
museum in
Damascus
#2 in Damascus
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#6 in Syria
Al-Azm Palace in Damascus, Syria, is a stunning example of traditional 18th-century Ottoman architecture. Originally built in 1750 as the residence of the Ottoman governor As'ad Pasha al-Azm, the palace is renowned for its intricate design, featuring a blend of Arabic and Ottoman influences. The complex consists of several buildings, including living quarters, baths, and courtyards, all adorned with beautiful mosaics, painted ceilings, and intricately carved wooden panels. Today, the palace houses the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions, showcasing a rich collection of artifacts that provide insight into the cultural heritage of Syria.
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