National Museum of Aleppo

The National Museum of Aleppo is the biggest historical center in the city of Aleppo, Syria, and was established in 1931. It is situated in the core of the northern city on Baron Street, adjoining the celebrated Baron Hotel and close to the Bab al-Faraj Clock Tower. Most of the gallery's displays are committed to the prehistoric studies of Syria, with a large portion of the discovers originating from archeological locales of the northern piece of the nation.

In 1931, under the choice of the Syrian specialists, a little Ottoman royal residence was assigned to wind up the National Museum in the city of Aleppo. Following three decades, the building turned out to be too little to have the developing number of showed things. Thusly, it was chosen in 1966 to annihilate the old building and supplant it with a bigger, more present day structure. New building was worked after the task of Yugoslav draftsmen Zdravko Bregovac and Vjenceslav Richter who won the main cost for their opposition section.