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Aleppo, Syria
Kontakt telefon: +963 945 945 081
Latitude: 36.2035845, Longitude: 37.1496982
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ツplutoniQ!
::Dzwinie jakoś słychać ciągle szczały i huki muwi o całym miescie jacyś ludzie muwią alah i inne alach akbar i nie ma tam kościołów dla sześcijanów a połowa miasta jest w dymie dziwne ...
Chris Nunes
::Great place with lots of cool artifacts. Would have given it 5 stars if I hadn't gotten blown up when I tried to use the pay phone!
Abdulrahman Nashed
::The earliest collection of art and archaeological artefacts for the National Museum of Aleppo dates back to 1928 and the museum was formally inaugurated in1931. Initially it was devoted to the pre-Greco-Roman era, with works no later than 333 BC, most of which were based on finds from Tell Halaf. It was decided to move the collection from its original location in an Ottoman period building, which had become overcrowded, into a modern purpose-built museum, begun in 1967 and formally opened in 1972. It includes the following some wings: Pre-historic art: dedicated to finds such as bones and pottery from the regions of Syria and the Euphrates Valley. Some items are about a million years old and the most recent piece dates to no later than 3,200 BC, after which writing was developed and art became historic. Ancient Near Eastern art from Syria: one of the most important sections containing pieces from Tell Halaf, Mari, Ugarit, Ebla and other significant sites of early Near Eastern civilisations, all displayed in chronological order in three large wings.
Toby Hammerle
::Wow, they kicked me out for trying to molest the trex. Uncultured Swine.
Love Jokes
::I had a blast here!