Bab Kisan, Ancient gate in Damascus
Bab Kisan, where Saint Paul is said to have escaped from Damascus.
Originally a Roman structure that was part of the city walls.
It is one of the seven ancient city gates of Damascus.
Now serves as a chapel called 'Chapel of Saint Paul'.
Merges elements from Roman architecture with Islamic modifications.
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