Maraat al-Numan Cultural Center

The Maraat al-Numan Cultural Center contains multiple exhibition spaces, meeting rooms, and auditoriums spread across its modern architectural complex.

Built in the 1940s, the center stands in a city that witnessed significant events during the First Crusade and served as a major cultural hub through various civilizations.

The center organizes regular programs including art classes, musical performances, and traditional craft workshops that connect local residents with Syrian heritage.

Located 33 kilometers south of Idlib and 57 kilometers north of Hama, the center provides educational facilities for community gatherings and cultural exhibitions.

The center resides in the birthplace of Al-Maʿarri, a renowned blind Arab philosopher and poet who lived from 973 to 1057.

Location:

GPS coordinates: 35.65154,36.68720

Latest update: July 25, 2025 09:15