Czech site: Al-Hosn Castle is the best in the world

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Prague, (ST) – In a special report on Syria, the Czech website “Svetadeli” said that it is the cradle of civilizations because of its cultural, religious, historical and geographical heritage.

The site showed in a report the importance of environmental and geographical diversity in Syria and the difference between ancient and modern cities and villages.

The site also referred to the fortified palaces and castles that spread in Syria, including the castle of Al-Hosn, which is considered the best preserved castle in the world.

The site pointed out that Damascus is the oldest city in history because of its markets, streets and mosques, as it also described Hama as jewel and Palmyra as the bride of the desert.

Raghda Sawas

 

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