TAL AS'SALHIEH (DOURA EUROPOS)
It was built by Saluqos Nicator in the 4th century B.C., afterwards, it was invaded by the Persians, the Romans and the Palmyreans. It was the first Syrian town on the Silk-Road leading to Tadmor (Palmyra), Homs and the Mediterranean. Its fortified defenses and castle are still standing-up till now. Magnificent mural paintings dedicated to various gods of Palmyra and other frescos dating back to the year 286 A.D., were discovered in it, these discoveries are now in display at the National Museum in Damascus.

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