Useful addresses to prepare your trip Syria

Stamps are also sold at the exit of the bank, in a small hut stamped "Stamps".

For stamps, 1 ^st floor, counter at the right of the room. Frankly, it is equipped with a telephone booth for calls abroad. A priori, no post office service and, given the employee's willingness, it is better to stay in Damascus or Aleppo.

You must enter the interior and ask for the ticket where you buy international cards (Bitaqat Doualieh). Maps at 350, 500 and 1 000 LS.

Cabins outside the telephone centre operate internationally (for communications prices, see "Think Smart" heading "On Site - Post and Telecommunications").

The two regular price ranges, for documents or packages (for fares, see "Post and telecommunications").

The location of the telecommunications centre is marked by a red and white red tower. The post, which is flanked by a dozen telephone booths, makes it possible to carry out regular postal operations, telephone, fax and receive faxes. For the remaining post service (closes at 14 h), go to the counter located at the bottom of the corridor which opens to your left immediately by entering the building. An adjoining building handles shipments of postal parcels throughout the world.

Rates: 35 LS for sending a letter of 30 g in France, 800 LS express.

The consulate has a list of French-speaking physicians and can provide information about the city of Aleppo for those who wish to settle there.

Has a list of French-speaking physicians.

Also called Khan of Customs. It illustrates perfectly the grandeur of the caravanserais built in Ottoman times, in this case under Mourad Pasha, circa 1610.

Many Internet cafés compared to the size of the city, all open 24 hours a day and at the same price 50 LS/hour. Here are some addresses:

24. net, north of Mutanabbi Street

Planet Internet, at the corner of 8 Azar and Youssef Al-Azmeh

Orbit, at the corner of Falestin Street and Ibrahim Anano Street

Search, at the corner of rue Maghreb al-Arabi and Hamadani street