Dabane Palace

What travelers say:

In the old market, the famous soap museum houses a variety of handmade soaps. For this special museum, we searched all the way according to the map, but the end did not find it, and accidentally hit an Ottoman building. Entering the gate from a landmark high staircase, walking up the spiral staircase to the front desk of the hotel, and downstairs is the bustling street, entering the front hall, a gentleman-like butler received us, introduced us to the intricate mosaic decoration, Handmade cedar ceilings, interesting historical exhibits and moving historical stories. Built in 1721, this former Ottoman aristocracy, the palace has typical diwans (oriental-style living room), liwan (a narrow hall), several rooms and an open-air courtyard, most notably the Ottoman period brown and white striped stones and intricate Marseilles Kick tiles. Although it is located on Saida's bustling streets, the interior of the house is a peaceful place. The most touching of this old Ottoman building is the wonderful stories that happen here.