Tartus
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| Location | Tartous Subdistrict, Tartus District, Tartus Governorate, Syria | ||||
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- downtown
- Hamrat street, Tartus (1970)
- Al-Thawra Street
- City promenade at night
- port
- port
- beach
- Templar Chapel within the citadel
- A residential neighbourhood
- Al-Bassel Public Park in the city center
- Phoenician Temple (Ma'abed), cella at the center of the court, Amrit of Tartus in 2006
- Bassel al-Assad Stadium
- Municipal Stadium
former Notre Dame church, now National Museum of Tartus
Main category: Notre Dame church (Tartus)
- West façade
- 1987
- Ash chest with a Christian symbol, located in the national museum
- 1810
- 1936
- Greek gold fretworked bell, circa 390 AD
History
Main category: History of Tartus
- painting by Luigi Mayer (1810)
- Bronze bull, probably a representation of Egyptian god Apis. 1st-2nd century CE, found in Tartus

