Czech website: Bosra Theater is one of the best archeological buildings in the Middle East

Archeology

A Czech website has stressed that Syria contains many magnificent historical artifacts, noting the beauty of its antiquities, especially in the archeological cities of Palmyra and Bosra.

The website, “Hradi”, said in a report published on Saturday, that Bosra Theater is considered as one of the most important historical cultural and tourist sites in Syria and one of the best archeological buildings in the Middle East, noting the religious and historical role of the city of Bosra.

The website pointed out that the ruins of Palmyra continue to this day to be witness to the political and economic strength of the Kingdom of Palmyra and Queen Zenobia, stressing that this city was an exceptional economic center and an important crossroads.

 Hamda Mustafa

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