EN
AR
Just arrived? Start with these
Trending Services
Show only services that…
Categories
Telecom, Internet & Apps
4Banking & Payments
6Money Transfers
1Taxi & Cars
2Public Transport & Maps
3Travel: Tickets & Hotels
6Visas & Immigration
1Government & Safety
1Food & Groceries
1Shopping, Classifieds & Parcels
3Leisure, Entertainment & Media
5Health & Beauty
4Housing & Home
1Jobs & Business
2Education & Languages
3Religion & Community
2Search Results
No matches found. Try a different search.
Good to know
When to goBest time: Apr–May, Sep–Oct
- Jan Fine, with caveats: cold
- Feb Fine, with caveats: cold
- Mar Fine, with caveats
- Apr Good
- May Good
- Jun Fine, with caveats: heat
- Jul Fine, with caveats: heat
- Aug Fine, with caveats: heat
- Sep Good
- Oct Good
- Nov Fine, with caveats
- Dec Fine, with caveats: cold
Good Fine, with caveats Hard cold heat
Cheaper and fewer tourists: Jun–Aug, Nov–Mar - the trade-off: cold, heat
Country-wide average; mountains, coasts and the far north or south can differ.
Holidays that change a tripRamadan · February 8 - March 8, 2027
-
Ramadan - ≈ February 8 - March 8, 2027
Many cafés and shops change their hours, some close in the daytime. Evenings are lively. -
Eid al-Fitr - ≈ March 9 - 11, 2027
Public holiday: offices and many shops are closed, transport and hotels are busy. -
Eid al-Adha - ≈ May 16 - 19, 2027
Public holiday: offices and many shops are closed, transport and hotels are busy.
≈ - the date follows the moon and can shift by a day
What to bring and knowC, E, L · 220 V
- Sockets: type C, E, L · 220 V, 50 Hz
Phone and laptop chargers usually work (100–240 V); you may need a plug adapter. - Traffic drives on the right
- Drink bottled or boiled water, not from the tap
- Cover shoulders and knees in public places; resorts and hotel beaches are more relaxed
- Jun–Aug: sunscreen, a hat, light clothes, a water bottle
- Dec–Feb: a warm jacket, hat and gloves
Medicines, bans and the law
- The UK government advises against all travel here; travelling against this advice can invalidate travel insurance. source
- Carry prescription medicines in their original packaging with a copy of the prescription.
Paying with a foreign card17 of 45 services in our catalogue accept one
- Public Transport & Maps: Rome2Rio, Moovit, Google Maps
- Telecom, Internet & Apps: WhatsApp, Telegram
- Shopping, Classifieds & Parcels: DHL Express
- Travel: Tickets & Hotels: My Syria
Based on our checks of each service. Banks may add a fee for payments abroad.
Phone and internet
- 10 of 45 services here need a local phone number for the SMS code, for example DigiShi, Syrian E-Government Portal, BeeOrder.
- Mobile operators and eSIM →
Checked: October 15
Useful phrasesArabic
Tap to hear it or to show it in large letters.
- Hello مرحبا marhaban
- Excuse me عفوًا afwan
- I don’t understand لا أفهم la afham
- Do you speak English? هل تتكلم الإنجليزية؟ hal tatakallam al-injliziyya?
- Where is the toilet? أين الحمّام؟ ayna al-hammam?
- The bill, please الحساب من فضلك al-hisab min fadlak
- Please take me to this address (show it on the map) من فضلك، خذني إلى هذا العنوان. min faḍlak, khudhnī ilā hādhā al-ʿunwān
- How much will it cost? كم الأجرة؟ kam al-ujra?
- Please turn on the meter من فضلك شغّل العداد. min faḍlak shaghghil al-ʿaddād
- Can I pay by card? هل يمكنني الدفع بالبطاقة؟ hal yumkinunī ad-dafʿ bil-biṭāqa?
- Stop here, please توقف هنا من فضلك. tawaqqaf hunā min faḍlak
- Thank you شكرًا. shukran
- Please help me, I am a foreigner ساعدني من فضلك، أنا أجنبي. sāʿidnī min faḍlak, anā ajnabī.
- Please take me to a hospital خذني إلى المستشفى من فضلك. khudhnī ilā al-mustashfā min faḍlak.
- I am allergic to… عندي حساسية من: ʿindī ḥassāsiyya min
- Where is the nearest pharmacy? أين أقرب صيدلية؟ ayna aqrab ṣaydaliyya?
- Please call the police اتصل بالشرطة من فضلك. ittaṣil bish-shurṭa min faḍlak.
- I have lost my passport فقدت جواز سفري. faqadtu jawāz safarī.
- Where is the nearest ATM? أين أقرب صراف آلي؟ ayna aqrab ṣarrāf ālī?