• 06 Jan, 2026

This article explores the history of Homs’ old gates, including Bab Tadmur and Bab Al-Drib, which once served as main passageways for traders, travelers, and residents. More than architectural structures, these gates became symbols of collective memory, carrying stories of daily life, commercial movement, and cultural exchange.
Preserving these historic gates today means safeguarding the city’s identity, as they are not merely stone remnants, but living witnesses to a long history of human interaction and shared heritage.