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Your Syrian Border Holiday
Make organising your next big getaway a breeze with a Syrian Border holiday package. Whether it's the history, cuisine or something else entirely that lures you here, our packages will help you discover it all. With so many things to see and do on a trip to Syrian Border, it can be tricky to know where to start. Kick off your journey in Gaziantep at Coppersmith Bazaar and Antep Sepeti — two popular attractions here. Another top city worth adding to your itinerary is Şanlıurfa. Don't miss Pool of Sacred Fish and Göbekli Tepe. Stop dreaming and start packing, because your Syrian Border holiday is only clicks away with Expedia.
Our guide on where to stay in Syrian Border

Mardin City Centre
You'll enjoy the museums and monuments in Mardin City Centre. You might want to make time for a stop at Mardin Museum or Zinciriye Medresesi.
Syrian Border Holiday
Syrian Border Essential Information
Language | Turkish |
|---|---|
Currency | Turkish liras |
Local Welcome | Selam |
Local Goodbye | Hoşçakal |
Top Sights | Gaziantep Zoo, Cave of Abraham and Hazreti İbrahim Halilullah |
Our pick of the best Syrian Border Hotel Deals

Shimall Hotel
"The towels were very dirty, the beds were very uncomfortable, and the pillows were horrible the staff try to help but !!! Consider clean not at all I would not go back"
Reviewed on 1 Oct 2026

ibis Gaziantep
"Skip this one !!! We will never stay here again"
Reviewed on 26 Sept 2026

ABRAHAM OTEL
"Breakfast was okay nothing too fancy. Staff were helpful, although if requesting items they are very slow or forget to bring it all together. Not very family friendly as there was loud music every night till 11pm and people would linger in the courtyard for hours making a lot of noise. If you’re ..."
Reviewed on 24 Oct 2026


















