I'm crying because despite the fact that the economy in Syria is still recovering, the bread maker and the ice cream shop owner didn't let you pay. Thank you so much for letting us come along this journey.

فديت سوريا والسوريين احلى ناس طيبين وكريمين ومثقفين عشت معاهم ٤سنين احلى ايام حياتي كانت سوراقي انا❤️🇸🇾🇮🇶

As a Syrian girl, I want to thank you so many times for your video. This video made me cry soo much. I miss Syria and the atmosphere over there. I haven't been in Syria since I was 9 years old and now I’m 20 years old now. Thank you so much for showing people the real Syria ❤️❤️❤️❤️ when you talked about bakdash ice cream I cried and remembered when I was eating it in my childhood 😭

I love all my Brothers and Sisters in Syria 🇸🇾❤, Much love from Indonesia 🇲🇨❤🇸🇾

I was born in Damascus,, My family immigrated to the USA in 1986,,I was 16 years old then. so I've been living in The US since 86 ( 34 Years ) and let me tell you,if I could push a button right now that would take me back to the moment I boarded the plane to come here I would step right off of that plane and Stay in Syria. I was too young to realize that I was born in one of the Greatest countries in the world. I miss you Syria

I lived in Damascus as an Iraqi refugee from 2006 to 2008, I was 9 - 12 years old and that was basically the happiest time of my life

سوريا الحبيبة. من أكبر الدول العربية التي أحبها بدون سبب. أتمنى ان تنهض من جديد بإذن الله و تصبح احسن من الاول. تحية للشعب السوري من المغرب 🇲🇦

Syria is a beautiful country. It’s my goal to visit Syria and all the other countries in the Middle East despite the crisis. All my love from Guyana 🇬🇾 to Syria 🇸🇾

I have been to Syria before the war when I was very young. I remember how Damascus was beautiful

As an American, I lived and worked in Damascus for 2.5 years in 2004-2007; the generosity of the Syrians is unsurpassed. How I miss it!

Why I'm crying.. Feel like I'm emotional of this vlog. God bless you Syria.. Philippines loves you.. ❤❤

At the end I felt my tears in my eyes from what i saw and what i heard from you . I am not syrian i'm Libyan🇱🇾 but my heart there with my brothers and sisters and i hope and wish the peaceful and stability for beautiful syria 🇸🇾. الله يحميكم

I promised myself not to cry, but I’m crying! Syria didn’t deserve to become a land of terrorism and war 💔💔

this makes me so emotional! to see that people, even after seeing so much bad things, are still happy, kind and loving. such a beautiful place and such beautiful people

فيه سائح الماني صور فيديو رهيب عن مدينة دمشق مدته ساعتين و ربع من التصوير بدقة 4k عنوان الفيديو حتى تزوروه هو 【4K】Footage | Walking Through Damascus - SYRIA 2020 | Capital City Tour Guide | Street Scenes UNCUT

To my fellow Syrians - rise up from the ashes. Much love from 🇮🇳

I hope this beautiful country can recover from the crisis soon. Love ❤️ Peace ✌️ Hope 🦋

I grew up in Damascus with my family. We left in 2000 but I still love Syria. ❤ from Pakistan.

As a Syrian, I would like to thank you so much for opening people's eyes to our Syria. I really wish I get back to Syria asap, it's been almost two years and I really wish every day to go back there, despite all the circumstances.

Again, stunned of the generosity and hospitality of these people in this, supposedly, very dangerous place to be. Beautiful Damascus, love from Greece

As a Syrian, I would like to thank you for soo many things. First of all thank you for using the term crisis instead of civil war. 2nd thank for your courage that lead you to take a trip like this one and see the beauty of Damascus for your own eyes, despite all the trouble surrounding it. Damascus only reflects the beauty of its visitors, if you can see and appreciate its beauty, then you are a beautiful person yourself, thats what I believe. Thank you for appreciating those simple gifts, it shows what a kind hearted person you are. Finally as a hardcore party animal, I’m a bit sad you didn’t show night life in damascus :p. It too has a tase of its own. Also, rest assured you are always welcome, you have got yourself another home. Greetings

Everytime I visit my Grandparents, I look at all their photoalbums. Around 4 years ago, I found their Album of their visit in Syria in the 70s. They had endless stories of the love and warmth from strangers and about the beauty in Damascus. It was the first time seeing a different picture than just war. I came to tears thinking how this magical place is mostly destroyed. Around that same time I have made a friend from Syria who fleed to Germany. One of the smartest, open minded and self-reflected persons I have ever met. Shortly after my mom rented a room to someone from Syria, who became a very close family friend. This video brought me to tears and gave me hope. May there come peace to you beautiful people. I dream of visiting Syria one day.

i cried when i saw that Umayad Mosque it was too beautifull ❤🇸🇾

I've never been to Syria, but ,deep in my heart, I really want to visit Syria, at least once. No one feel what Syrians feel right now; they are broken 💔. I wanna see the life inside those houses and be surrounded with such beautiful people ❤. God bless Syria

I’m so glad I saw your video! My father is Armenian born in Palestine and was 9 in 1947 when his family were forced out. They settled in Syria and grew up as Christian arabs there. They Never had issues due to religion or cultural differences, people lived harmoniously. We all now live in Canada, so it’s very heartwarming to see that not all is gone from this beautiful and welcoming country. One day I hope to visit, and your video gives me hope it can still happen. May god bless them and may they soon find peace again.

Beautiful Damascus.. May Allah shower His Blessings on Syria. May peace always prevail. Love from Pakistan.

I cannot even explain my admiration for Syria and the Syrian people for showing such resistance against the terrorist attack. It's such a beautiful country rich with history and culture. Lots of greetings from Oman

This is an amazing place. I was there from 2005 to 2007 as my company send me for work. The place Zabaddani and Madaya where my works located was very near to the capital city. I love the place, the people culture and the foods. Really it was an amazing experience.

I am a kurd from Syria and it is a long time without seeing how I lived back then. Thank you for showing me my childhood once again.

I have been to that mosque. I have been to that souk. I have been to that shop (I bought my chess set there). I have been to that coffee shop of the storytellers. I sat with my friend and I only understood a tiny bit. I can't believe this video made me cry. I was so sad when war came to Syria. Such a beautiful people and place. Thank you for sharing this. Shukran jazeelan!

Thank you so much Eva for making this video and show it to the world, I left Damascus in 2013, I lived in Egypt for 7 years waiting to return safe, but 7 years broke my hope of going back, now I live in Canada. With a broken heart, I watched your video, remembering how long I was away, and how can all my memories and life I had in all these places are feeling so old now, with still no hope of returning anytime soon, I don't have a home there anymore, all my friends and family left the country or get missing or dead. Watching your video made me smile with tears in my eyes, and thank you for that.

Syria and People of Syria always stay in my heart I m from India 🇮🇳

as Syrian i hope every body in the world come to here ...we love you all

Syria is the cradle of civilization. Wonderful amazing beautiful people. I was there 4 times prior to war. Best people I ever met in my entire life on this planet. Period

That story teller cafe is absolutely incredible. I can envy something like that. Just having a chill place to go where everyone lounges and smokes a shisha into the night while be entertained by a wise old man telling epic stories. I'd love something like that.

Wow 😱 Your passion for travelling these uncommon places is so inspiring. It is beyond amazing to see you throwing out all the bullshit that western media portrays and showing the truth and real beauty of these countries. As an Australian 🇦🇺 we are told on the news that Syria is a dangerous place that is continually in war but thankfully you are showing the reality of the situation. Keep travelling, keep inspiring and keep chasing your dreams ❤️

They destroyed that beautiful country and that blessed land and wounded one of the most generous, nice and beautiful people on the planet, our hearts are with you from Algeria our Syrian brothers and sisters.

I’m not Syrian but I genuinely love her reactions! It’s beautiful to see something real, raw, and human. Beautifully produced.

As Moroccan 🇲🇦 I heard a lot about Syria 🇸🇾 unfortunately last years was not easy to discover such an amazing country but I hope we could have another opportunity sooner ....peace and much love for Syrian brother & sisters 😍😍

From Los Angeles, Syria is peace from heaven ❤️

I've been to Syria and the Syrian people are some of the friendliest and most generous people I have met on my travels. They would literally go out of their way to help a total stranger. I was so touched by their hospitality. Beautiful people.

I wish Syria for peace I have visited there fifteen years ago it was a beautiful country and lot of good people

When your heart is pure...Every thing is Beautiful....

Too all my Syrian brothers and sisters! I love you, we love you! Stay strong! We are all with you! ❤️❤️❤️ Love from India! 🇮🇳

This video almost made me cry. Oh God! So many beautiful places and people suffered throughout the years. Everyone deserves to live peacefully. 😘

Thank you so much for this beautiful video which shows the real Syria ❤️🇸🇾 I miss my Syria so much 🥺💔

I wish to return home it's been 8 years 💔

im tunisian and this brought me to tears MAKE SYRIA GREAT AGAIN 🇹🇳🇸🇾🇸🇾

You make the world a better place telling your stories and your wonderful view and how you share with us. Beautiful culture beautiful country, beautiful kind people. 💛

Thank you for showing such a beautiful side of Syria. I was touched and moved by your words! Really brought tears to my eyes. ❤️❤️❤️

Syria was allways a country I dreamed about visiting. What has happened to the country after 2011, was something unimaginable. But I have hope for the future, and hope that the syrian people will rebuild their ancient society to what is was, and to an even better Syria. God bless the syrian people.

Syria is a beautiful country,,love from philippines🇵🇭

Thank you for this.After watching a heartbreaking video on Syrian Children i found your vídeo which filled me with hope. Let us pray for Syria

Thank you so much for coming to Damascus! It's really heartwarming to see how people are surprised when experiencing the differences between genuine Syria and the way it is depicted abroad! Next time you come, you should definitely have a look at Semiramis pastry shop, or the Bab Touma's neighborhood. As a French-Syrian national, I remember I had to fast before going to Damascus every summers just to make sure I would still fit in my clothes when back in Europe. Syria is a dangerous country, but only when it comes to calories. Damn, now I'm hungry. Time to cook some Knaffeh.

my husband is a syrian refugee from near damaskus and this made me cry so hard

Love you my Syrian brothers and sisters. 🇵🇰 ❤️ 🇸🇾

As a girl living in Damascus: 3:08 made me laugh because that's exactly how everyone reacts when someone has a camera and is talking. Especially if you're speaking english. Yes I've recorded before and people saw me speaking english in that exact area- I wanna know where that Karaoke place is in 3:36 so I can go with my friends. That ice cream shop Bakdash, that cafe Nofera (Where she heaed the storyteller), that main shop, etc are all areas I really enjoy visiting. If you would like to visit Syria visit Old Damascus. It shows all the culture and other things that everyone should view. I'd also like to say that I've lived in Damascus, Syria my entire life, and I've enjoyed every bit. Sure, it may seem sad and devoid of hope sometimes but in reality you make the hope. I've made my own happiness here, and I'll never not be proud of being Syrian.

It is even more beautiful now compared to 2019. The people here I met in Damascus and Aleppo are so beautiful, amazing and hospitable. They really respect you. The food here is from heaven.

As a Pakistani, I'll say this to my Syrian brothers and sisters. You've gone through hell in the last couple of years so much so that your country was demonized and abandoned. As a Pakistani, I completely understand and have lived through the ravages of terror as well as experienced the damaging consequences of negative stereotyping. You're a strong people and Insha'Allah will conquer this crisis, heal and rebuild your country. Just hang in there. So much of love and blessing to the remarkable people of Syria from Pakistan :)

I never thought that i can be this emotional while watching a vlog. I cried for the entire time that I was watching. I cried for all lost lives, families exploited and beautiful country destroyed by war. Nonetheless, it’s so heart-warming to witness their kindness despite of everything they have been to, and is going through, their respect to humanity remains. My heart and prayer for all the people of Syria. Thank you for this remarkable vlog!

My heart has this warm sensation. Thank you for showing us a bit of its beauty. My prayers with Syria ❤️

Can't wait for the day that the whole region reunites again and call ourselves: أهل بلاد الشام.

As Serbian i have learned a lot in school about Syria and your rich history.. Makes me so sad that this beautiful country with very nice people got destroyed.. We had similar path going through crises in post 20 years.. Stay strong Syria! When all this is over we will stand as winners!!!

The most wounded nations and badly potrayed are actually the most humble, generous and welcoming ones: Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan Syria, Yemen.

I love your travel videos, especially this one, thanks for letting us see the world thru your eyes!

Thank you for the beautiful memories you revived! Been there a year before the crisis & it was such a memorable journey and great people. Wish I could go back in my lifetime 🗺

I have been fortunate to meet Syrian people while Im staying here in Canada, I can tell you for sure they are amazing. So much lost in conflicts, I just hope and pray that normalcy returns to this amazing land. And, Eva, you articulated it so well, you are amazing.

As someone from UK, this video honestly affected me. I hate how our country interprets this beautiful place as a shithole. Despite all its issues going on it is still so beautiful

As a Syrian, I'm very impressed and apreciating your initiative to bring this video from Syria to the world, although I'd love if you could (the next time) try to shed light on other aspects and activities from Syria (as almost everyone who visits Syria visits the very same places: Umayad mosque, Nofara cafe (where the story-telling activity takes place), and the Bakdash ice cream)! I'd personally love to show places/activities such as: - The Opera House in Damascus, where you can also see theater and musical plays; - Visiting the mountains at the Mediterranean cost and other cities, such as Kassab (where you can see forests) and Slenfeh and Drekish (where you can see rivers and lakes), - Voluntary activities, which have emerged during the war to help internally-displaced or injured people, or to clean the cities or to help women work from home. ..etc. - Or simply talking to people more, so folks watching the video know that people, who are still in Syria are just normal people, who are mostly open-minded and well educated, which is more important for me than showing the old or traditional things :) best regards

The video make me so emotional I'm from Syria this sad ,exhausted and burnt bride who I wish had touched her pure dust again . you had the opportunity to see a people who struggled and struggled, and after all that has passed through them they are still standing you'r lucky . تحية لكم تحية لنا يحميكم الله اينما كنتم😭🥺💔

Much love from Somalia 🇸🇴❤❤❤🇸🇾🙏

Syria is such a beautiful country. Love from India, stay strong 💖

You made me cry. What a powerful message. We pray that all Syrians who wish to go back home get to be back. We pray for healing around the world. Cultures around the world are beautiful and have amazing things to learn from such as the generosity of it's beautiful people. Thank you for sharing the true perspective through you. I could tell you have respect and admiration from the places you visit. When you visit the countries you will find that most cultures will open their businesses and homes and they will treat you like a family member.

Love from a lebanese to our beloved Syria🇱🇧

سوريا حضارة عظيمة تحيا الكم من فلسطين

I love Syria from Yemen 😊😊😊😊😘😘😘 تحية للشعب السوري العظيم من اليمن

Your video made me cry so bad. Thank you so much for portraying the beauty of Damascus to the world. I hope more people can see my beautiful country for how it truly is. And I hope that it sees peace soon. You are a truly beautiful soul.

السوريون اعرق وارقى شعوب الأرض على مر التاريخ منذ 5000 عام قبل الميلاد واصلحهم❤❤❤🙋💞💞. قال رسول الله (ص) اذا فسد اهل الشام فلا خير فيكم. اخوكم بسّام من البصرة.

I love Syria greetings from a Mexican American 🇲🇽❤🇸🇾

Thank you for your wonderful video of a beautiful place with such beautiful people. The tragic conflict that has torn this country apart is utterly heartbreaking.

I just wanted to thank you for this amazing and stunning video u mad for mh country , I escaped 10 years ago due to the war and as you see nearly only old places are still workinv while everything else is destroyed thxxxx again for the your love and kindness ,u give us inspiration

Your heart is nice Eva. God bless you and all of the Syrian people.

هذي دمشقُ وهذي الكأسُ والرّاحُ إنّي أحبُّ وبعـضُ الحـبِّ ذبّاحُ تگومين بالسلامة يا احلى المدن والرادولچ الشر يكنسهم التاريخ بيد اولادچ

As a Syrian, I am so touched by this beautiful little and delicate glimpse into our culture. Thank you, dear :)

Happy to hear that, happy to realize that Syria still an attractive place for all people from all over the world and from different religions, happy to see that people in Syria still have the passion and the desire to show all the world that Syria still the home of any homeless. In addition, we appreciate your respect of our traditions, culture, civilization and cuisine and i was so happy when you were impressed in the gifts. From my country Syria, Syrians and me you’re welcome anytime to visit us so, we invite you again to visit our significant country. All love and peace from the country of peace Syria.♥️♥️♥️♥️

All love and respect from a Syrian girl ❤I'm so happy to know that tourists are coming to Syria 😊

🇸🇾❤🇧🇷 Love Síria!

A couple of years ago I decided to volunteer to help refugees to build a new life in my country, the Netherlands. Most of them came from Syria and I definitely fell in love with the people, their food and culture. Having seen so much photos, videos and heard stories I would love to visit Syria in person one day ♥️ Thank you Eva for making a videos like these to show people Syria is so much more then a war torn country the media makes it to be.

Thanks Eva for you courage and the peace and beauty you show us,it feels so good after all the last years terror!!! Lots of Love! And good recovery for Syria,may all men bury the weapons verry deeply!

Tourists come and go but the people who live there, i can't imagine how much their heart aches seeing their beautiful country devastated ,still their generosity is unmatchable.

I learnt arabic in Syria during 6months stay! love from India

Thank you for this vlog ❤😍😍 I have some very kind Syrian colleagues, all from Damascus. Ever since I worked with them, I have started to take a more serious interest in Syria and Syrian culture. You confirmed me, that I would definitely have to go to Damascus one day. Thank you.😍

I went to Syria before the war and your footage allowed me to relive it. Thank you. I cried for all my friends who lost so much

As a foreigner, I cried. How could a beautiful place like this be damaged. I wish to see Syria and Damascus on day when the war is over.

I visited Syria in 2017 for pilgrimage purpose and fell in love with it💖💕 you didn't mention the shrines of prophet Mohammad's Grand daughters in Damascus.

I used to fly for an airline called BMED (2002 to 2007), and we used to stay in Damascus regularly. I have to say that this place was my favourite in the Middle East. The people are so friendly and welcoming. Loved every day there. GB

As in Israeli, we had bad history but we can make the future look better, love for Syria from Israel

I guess it's fair to be a little surprised at Damascus looking like a normal, happy place, but keep in mind that's because it's the capital, a stronghold for the government and the middle class. There was little to no fighting there. Go to the suburbs like Daraya, Douma, or Ghouta, and you'll see what most poor Syrians are actually dealing with these days.

This was so so fascinating! I could have watched 20 more minutes! Thanks for showing a side that the media never shows - the humanity.

Just saw almost all your vlog and I’m pretty sure that you’re my favorite travel vlogger now. Can’t wait to see the next vlog.