Dead City Collection

Discover the haunting beauty of the Dead Cities in Syria's Al-Zawiya Mountain Region. Among them, Al Bara stands as the most extensive and awe-inspiring

Dead City Collection: Syria, Al-Zawiya Mountain Region, The Dead Cities, Al Bara, the most extensive of

Syria, Al-Zawiya Mountain Region, The Dead Cities, Al Bara, the most extensive of the Dead Cities

Dead City Collection: Syria, Aleppo, the Dead Cities, Ruins of the Basilica of Saint Simeon (Qala at

Syria, Aleppo, the Dead Cities, Ruins of the Basilica of Saint Simeon (Qala at Samaan)

Nitzana, Roman dead city, Negev desert, Israel

Church ruins, Shivta, Roman dead city, Negev desert, Israel

Basilica church, 372 AD, dead city region in North Syria, Kharrab Shams, Syria, Middle East

Dead City Collection: The Cruciform Church

The Cruciform Church, dating from between 476 and 491 AD, containing the base of the pillar of St. Simeon the Stylite, Dead City region, northern Syria, Middle East

Dead City Collection: Aerial view over the Afrin Valley with the Plain of Amuq beyond

Aerial view over the Afrin Valley with the Plain of Amuq beyond, seen from the church of St. Simeon, Dead City region, northern Syria, Middle East

Dead City Collection: Remaining arches of the Cruciform Church

Remaining arches of the Cruciform Church, dating from between 476 and 491 AD, with the base of the pillar of St. Simeon the Stylite, Dead City region, northern Syria, Middle East

Dead City Collection: Basilica church dating from the 4th century AD

Basilica church dating from the 4th century AD, Sitt al Rum, Dead City region in North Syria, Syria, Middle East

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Discover the haunting beauty of the Dead Cities in Syria's Al-Zawiya Mountain Region. Among them, Al Bara stands as the most extensive and awe-inspiring. These ancient ruins transport you back in time, revealing a once-thriving civilization that now lies abandoned. In Aleppo, another part of Syria's Dead Cities, you'll find the remarkable Ruins of the Basilica of Saint Simeon (Qala at). This architectural marvel showcases intricate details and grandeur from centuries past. As you explore these ruins, imagine the vibrant community that once worshipped within its walls. Venturing into Israel's Negev desert brings you to Nitzana, a Roman dead city steeped in history. The remnants here tell stories of trade routes and bustling markets that have long since vanished. Similarly, Shivta reveals church ruins from another Roman dead city in this arid landscape. Returning to Syria's Aleppo region, immerse yourself further in history with a visit to Serjilla (Sergilla), one of Al-Zawiya Mountain Region's captivating Dead Cities. Marvel at its well-preserved structures and contemplate life during its heyday. While exploring Europe, don't miss Civita di Bagnoregio at sunrise—a picturesque town perched on a hilltop in Italy's Lazio region. Although not classified as one of the Dead Cities like those mentioned before, it shares an ethereal quality reminiscent of these ancient sites. The Dead Cities stand as reminders of civilizations lost to time—testaments to human ingenuity and endurance against all odds. Visit these extraordinary places for an unforgettable journey through history and reflection on our own impermanence amidst nature's enduring landscapes.