Every once in a while, we’re reminded of all the reasons we love Damascus. We can’t help but savor the little things in the city that make us smile, here are 12 of them.
In Damascus, tea isn’t rushed; it’s a companion to family gatherings, perfect for sharing stories and memories.
Traffic here isn’t just cars; it’s people with stories. Every passerby greets you with a smile and a warm “Allah Ykoun Maa’k.”
After a Damascus rain, the earth has a scent that feels uniquely welcoming, like the city was made for it.
Sipped slowly among friends or with a view, coffee here is a gift to share, a pause that feels like home.
The air fills with the smell of sweets, and families gather, mixing the scents of pistachios and joy.
Damascus street vendors offer treats like fava beans, corn, and fresh fruits, served with a smile and years of hard work.
Children’s laughter, traditional sweets, and family visits all add warmth to Eid in Damascus.
Wandering the ancient lanes, you get pleasantly lost in the alleys and feel wrapped in nostalgia.
Snow days are memorable in Damascus, where people of all ages come out to play, creating snowmen and happy memories.
The soothing sound of the call to prayer from old mosques fills the heart with peace.
Waking up to the chirping of birds here feels like nature’s serenade, blending with cherished memories.
Fresh bread sprinkled with black seeds brings a sense of comfort that’s unique to Damascus.
And of course, nothing compares to the warmth and charm of the people of Damascus, who are always ready to lend a hand with a smile.
In Damascus, you feel at home, with each “Welcome, make yourself at home.” The city surrounds you with love, filling every corner with life’s stories and warm memories.