This was built in the Homs Gap between 1142 & 1170 by The Knights Hospitaller – an order of crusading knights – but has been extended on occasions since then.
The seemingly crude exterior of the place gives little clue as to the exquisity of much of the interior architecture, of which there are photographs
PerryPattySusiana says
This was built in the Homs Gap between 1142 & 1170 by The Knights Hospitaller – an order of crusading knights – but has been extended on occasions since then.
The seemingly crude exterior of the place gives little clue as to the exquisity of much of the interior architecture, of which there are photographs
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where, it will likely be noticed, the photograph of this post is also to be found.