Khan Jaqmaq

One of the oldest archaeological boxes in the ancient city of Damascus, the history of Khan Jaqqaq dates back to the year 825 AH 1421 CE during the Mamluk era, and this name was called in relation to the Mamluk Prince Saif Al -Din Jaqqal who built it, and for this small Khan is a large decorative gate that ends after a packed vestibule To a rectangular open courtyard, it had a hexagonal pool, and it was surrounded by 18 rooms, and in both sides of the east and west, they were covered with surrounding power, and on the upper floor 22 rooms whose roofs were accepted before the 1925 fire, then it was rebuilt flat