The statue in the picture is a gift from the Italian architect “Raimondo Tommaso D’Aronco” on AD 1907 – Marjeh Square at the city center of Damascus / Syria.
I’ve always seen a lot of similarities in architecture between Damascus and Rome.
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Marjeh Square
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7 responses to “Marjeh Square”
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What an amazing view! Thank you for sharing.
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You’re most welcome, Franci
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Unfortunately I don’t know Damascus, but I know Rome very well. Happy to read that the two towns have many similarities
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Thank you, Paola. Yes, there are many similarities. Hope things will fine again in Syria so we can welcome you there
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Looking forward to visiting Syria!
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Simply ageless and beutiful
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My friend, I just noticed that I missed your comment without reply. I’m always happy to see your comments here. Hope you’re doing well…
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