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Flights to Damascus
Book flights to Damascus with flynas and discover the capital of Syria, a city with a long history, distinctive architecture, traditional markets and a rich culinary heritage. Explore the Ancient City of Damascus, walk through historic souqs and discover landmarks that reflect different periods of the city's past.
From historic streets and traditional houses to local food and bustling markets, Damascus offers visitors an opportunity to experience one of the region's most historically significant cities.
Flying to Damascus with flynas
Plan your journey to Damascus with flynas and choose from available travel options and services to customise your trip according to your fare and travel needs.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage may also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to your fare and applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and the conditions applicable to your booking.
Food & drinks
A selection of meals, snacks and beverages may be available during your flight depending on the services offered and your fare.
Special assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other specific travel needs, review the available services and request appropriate support before departure.
Arriving in Damascus
Damascus International Airport (DAM) serves the Syrian capital and provides access to Damascus and surrounding areas.
Taxis
Taxis may be available for travel between the airport and different parts of Damascus. Confirm current services and arrangements when planning your arrival.
Private transfers
Private transfers may also be arranged depending on availability. Confirm your transport arrangements before travelling, particularly if you are arriving outside regular daytime hours.
Rental cars
Car rental options may be available for travellers who require additional flexibility. Check current availability, documentation requirements and local driving conditions before booking.
Top attractions in Damascus
Damascus has a long history reflected in its religious landmarks, traditional houses, markets and historic streets.
Ancient City of Damascus
The Ancient City of Damascus is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains historic streets, religious buildings, traditional houses and markets representing different periods of the city's history.
Umayyad Mosque
The Umayyad Mosque is one of the most significant religious and architectural landmarks in Damascus. Located within the Ancient City, it has played an important role in the city's history for centuries. Visitors should respect local customs and prayer times when visiting.
Al-Hamidiyah Souq
Al-Hamidiyah Souq is one of the best-known traditional markets in Damascus. Its covered streets contain shops selling clothing, textiles, sweets, spices, handicrafts and other products.
Azm Palace
Azm Palace is a historic Damascene residence dating from the Ottoman period and is known for its courtyards, decorative architecture and traditional design.
Damascus Citadel
Located near the historic centre, the Citadel of Damascus reflects the city's strategic importance across different periods of its history. Check current visitor access before planning your visit.
Things to do in Damascus
Walk through the Ancient City
Explore the streets and alleys of the historic centre to discover traditional houses, markets, places of worship and architecture representing different periods of Damascus' history.
Explore the traditional souqs
Damascus has a long tradition of markets and craftsmanship. Browse textiles, spices, sweets, handicrafts and other products while exploring the city's historic commercial districts.
Discover traditional Damascene architecture
Historic Damascene houses are known for their interior courtyards, decorative stonework and architectural details. Some historic buildings have been preserved or adapted for cultural and visitor use.
Experience local café culture
Take time to experience the cafés and traditional gathering places found around the historic districts and other parts of Damascus.
Discover the history & culture of Damascus
Damascus has been shaped by different civilisations and historical periods, leaving the city with a diverse architectural and cultural heritage.
Straight Street
Straight Street runs through the Ancient City and has historical significance stretching back to the Roman period. Today, the surrounding area contains shops, traditional buildings and religious landmarks.
Traditional neighbourhoods
Exploring the historic neighbourhoods provides an opportunity to see traditional architecture, narrow streets and everyday life beyond the city's major landmarks.
Historic religious landmarks
Damascus contains mosques, churches and other religious sites reflecting the city's diverse history. Respect local customs and any visitor requirements when entering religious sites.
Food to try in Damascus
Damascene cuisine forms an important part of the city's cultural identity, with mezze, grilled dishes, pastries, sweets and traditional drinks available across Damascus.
Kibbeh
Kibbeh is prepared in several different styles using bulgur and meat, with recipes varying between fried, baked and other preparations.
Mezze
Syrian mezze brings together a selection of small dishes and appetisers that may include hummus, mutabbal, salads and other regional specialities.
Shawarma
Shawarma is a popular street food found throughout Damascus and is generally served in bread with a selection of sauces and accompaniments.
Damascene sweets
Damascus is known for a variety of traditional sweets and pastries, many of which feature ingredients such as nuts, syrup and pastry.
Where to stay in Damascus
Accommodation options can be found across different parts of Damascus. The right area will depend on whether you prefer access to the historic centre, modern districts or convenient transport connections.
Ancient City
Staying around the Ancient City can place visitors close to historic streets, souqs, traditional architecture and many of Damascus' cultural landmarks.
Central Damascus
Central areas can provide access to shops, restaurants, services and transport connections to different parts of the city.
Areas outside the historic centre
Accommodation outside the Ancient City may suit travellers looking for different surroundings or easier road access to other areas of Damascus.
Getting around Damascus
Transport options in Damascus include buses, minibuses, taxis and private vehicles. Service availability and routes may change, so check current local information when planning journeys around the city.
Walking
Walking is a useful way to explore parts of the Ancient City, where many historic landmarks, markets and traditional streets are located close to one another.
Buses & minibuses
Buses and minibuses serve different areas of Damascus. Routes and operating arrangements can change, so confirm current information locally before travelling.
Taxis
Taxis may be useful for travelling between different districts or reaching destinations that are less convenient to access on foot.
Rental cars
If you plan to rent a car, check current rental availability, local driving requirements and road conditions before booking.
Weather in Damascus
Damascus generally experiences hot, dry summers and colder conditions during winter. Spring and autumn can bring milder temperatures, although weather conditions vary throughout the year.
Check the latest weather forecast before travelling and plan clothing and outdoor activities according to current conditions.
Damascus travel tips
Currency
The official currency of Syria is the Syrian Pound (SYP). Check current payment and currency arrangements before travelling, as availability of payment methods can vary.
Language
Arabic is the official language, with Levantine Arabic commonly spoken in Damascus.
Explore the Ancient City on foot
Many historic attractions are located within the Ancient City, making walking a useful way to explore its streets, markets and landmarks.
Check opening hours
Access and opening hours for museums, historic buildings and other attractions can change. Confirm current information before visiting.
Plan transport in advance
Transport availability and routes may change, so confirm airport transfers and other important journeys before travelling.
Travel requirements
Entry, visa and other travel requirements for Syria vary according to nationality and individual circumstances. Check the latest official requirements and applicable travel information before your journey.
Travel with nasmiles
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Damascus
What is the main airport in Damascus?
Damascus International Airport (DAM) is the main international airport serving the Syrian capital.
What is Damascus known for?
Damascus is known for its long history, Ancient City, Umayyad Mosque, traditional souqs, historic architecture and Syrian cuisine.
What are the top attractions in Damascus?
Major landmarks include the Ancient City of Damascus, Umayyad Mosque, Al-Hamidiyah Souq, Azm Palace, Straight Street and Damascus Citadel.
How can I travel from Damascus International Airport to the city?
Transport options may include taxis, private transfers and rental cars depending on current availability. Confirm your preferred transport arrangements before travelling.
Can I explore Old Damascus on foot?
Yes. Many of the historic streets, markets and landmarks within the Ancient City can be explored on foot.
What food should I try in Damascus?
Popular foods include kibbeh, mezze, shawarma and a variety of traditional Syrian and Damascene sweets.
What currency is used in Damascus?
The official currency is the Syrian Pound (SYP). Check current currency and payment arrangements before travelling.
What language is spoken in Damascus?
Arabic is the official language, with Levantine Arabic commonly spoken in Damascus.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Damascus?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
One-Way Flights to Damascus!
From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price | |
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| Jeddah (JED) | Damascus (DAM) | One-way / | Depart: Fri 30 Oct | From SAR339.00 Seen: 1 day ago | |
| Riyadh (RUH) | Damascus (DAM) | One-way / | Depart: Wed 21 Oct | From SAR329.00 Seen: 3 hrs ago | |
| Dammam (DMM) | Damascus (DAM) | One-way / | Depart: Sun 25 Oct | From SAR406.37 Seen: 9 hrs ago | |
| Dubai (DXB) | Damascus (DAM) | One-way / | Depart: Tue 06 Oct | From SAR519.40 Seen: 19 hrs ago |