Bab Sharqi, Ancient city gate in Damascus
Bab Sharqi, also known as the Eastern Gate, is one of the seven ancient city gates of Damascus.
This historical gate dates back to the Roman period when it was built by the Romans.
The Bab Sharqi area is a hub for traditional and modern Syrian culture.
Visitors can explore various souks and historical sites near Bab Sharqi.
The gate still stands with its monumental architecture reflecting its Roman origins.
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