Ibn Wardan Palace

Or known as the name Deir Al -Qobba is a Byzantine archaeological site located east of the city of Hama in Syria. The date of its construction dates back to the reign of Emperor Gustinian in the sixth century. The site consists of the third major facilities: the palace, the church, and the military camp. The palace is characterized by a unique architectural style known as shine, where stones alternate in different colors, which is a distinctive style of construction. The palace occupies a connected convergence space. It is likely that the palace is likely to return to the personality of 2000 square meters and includes multiple floors and Bedouin rooms known as Ab and Wardan.