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Homs Ottoman Market Reopens Vibrantly
After years of destruction caused by the war in Syria, the covered Ottoman market in Homs is gradually regaining its vitality. This resurgence follows restoration and rehabilitation works that have included the rebuilding of the building's architectural structure, which dates back to the Ottoman era approximately 400 to 500 years ago. The market is considered one of Homs' most prominent historical and commercial landmarks, characterized by its architectural style resulting from the use of carved basalt stones. It also houses cultural and heritage elements such as the Agha Ottoman bathhouse. The market experienced a complete halt during the years of war, which began in 2011 and led to widespread destruction in the area. However, the ongoing restoration efforts—covering the completion of the ceilings, arches, and infrastructure—are enabling the return of traditional crafts such as blacksmithing, copperworking, and textiles. These developments are restoring the market’s role as an important economic hub, reflecting the city’s resilience and its capacity to revive its cultural legacy.
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