All over the world, there are hundreds or even thousands of cities. Some of these cities are just newly established. Some of them even existed for a very long time already. Despite the fact that they are already old cities, there are still so many people residing here. Here are the 10 oldest cities in the world continually inhabited by humans:
This is the capital city of the historical country, Lebanon. It is also the country’s economic, administrative, and cultural center. 5000 years ago, this city was established. It was found out that Ottoman, Arab, Roman, Hellenistic, and Phoenician people experienced living in this city in the past. It can be confirmed by the remains that are excavated by the experts.
In the southeast part of Turkey, lies one of the world’s oldest cities. The city is just adjacent to Syria. It is around 127 km from Aleppo and 185 km from Adana. In this city, there are several historic symbols found like the Ravanda citadel as well as Roman mosaics.
This city is the 2nd biggest city Bulgaria has to offer. Many years from the past, this city was inhabited by Roman people. But later down the road, Ottoman and Byzantine dominated this wonderful place.
This is one of those important Phoenician cities in the world, and it belongs to the country of Lebanon. This city is definitely full of history. During 333 BC, Alexander the Great ruled the city. Moreover, it has been said that St. Paul and Jesus Christ visited such city once.
It is in the Middle Egypt where such city lies. A portion of Crocodilopolis, which is an ancient site, can be seen in this city. It was in 4000 BC when this city was established. It is the oldest city Egypt has to offer.