• 04 Jan, 2026

In Bab Al-Sbaa, a historic stone house silently preserves centuries of life in Homs. More than a building, it is a living archive of memories—family gatherings, winter evenings, and echoes of laughter—that reflects the city’s enduring connection between past and present.

The house embodies how memory shapes identity and strengthens belonging, offering future generations a tangible link to their roots. Walking through its rooms, one can feel the stories of the families who lived there and the rhythms of daily life that have shaped Homs’ cultural heritage.