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Hama 2009 3 photos of this spot

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Azem Palace in Hama, an 18th-century Ottoman-era residence that now houses a museum, is shown in this 2009 photograph. The palace was built as a residence for the local Ottoman governor and features courtyards typical of Damascene architecture of the period.

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Hama Azem Palace 2009 Azem Palace in Hama, an 18th-century Ottoman-era residence that now houses a museum, is shown in this 2009 photograph. The palace was built as a residence for the local Ottoman governor and features courtyards typical of Damascene architecture of the period.

Hama Azem Palace 2009 Another view of Hama's Azem Palace, built in the Ottoman period and now serving as a museum of local heritage, from 2009. Its courtyards and reception halls once hosted the household of the governing Azem family.

Hama Azem Palace 2009 A further 2009 image of the Ottoman-era Azem Palace in Hama, Syria, noted for its courtyard architecture. The palace complex reflects the wealth and status of the Azem family, who governed several Syrian provinces in the 18th century.