AL-SARAYA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
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2024
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2024
17th-century mansion in Dar es-Saraya, part of which has been converted into an archaeological museum featuring pottery, glass and other objects
Housed in the superb Dar es Saraya building, this 18th-century mansion was the residence of the Ottoman governor. After being used as a prison, it was partly converted into an Archaeological Museum. The museum displays objects from the Stone Age to the Ottoman period. Amongst others, there are pieces of pottery, alabaster, glass, sculptures and mosaic floor tiles from the Byzantine period.
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Visited in september 2016
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Le plus dur est de se garer mais le musée pour une visite gratuite est assez riche. Nous avons aimé l'épée égyptienne et dans la cour les portes en pierre ainsi que le sacarcophage en pierre avec des motifs celtes... A l'accueil ils ont été très serviables et ont insisté pour que nous emmenions de la documentation.