The oldest cities in the world are all over the world. Although the age of the oldest inhabited city in each continent is different, the miracle and history of each place have a unique aesthetic feeling.

? Luxor, Egypt, formerly known as Wasset and Thebes, is located in BC? 1500? On the ruins of 2008. Luxor was once the capital of Egypt, located on the Nile River. Luxor is usually called "the city of hundreds of doors", which consists of three different parts: the main city on the east bank of the Nile, the ancient city on the west bank and the temple area called Karnak Temple in the north.

Jericho in the West Bank is sometimes called "the oldest city in the world". Jericho is a place with biblical and modern significance? . Jericho is one of the earliest settlements on earth. In its long history, it was ruled by Persians, Romans and Ottomans. Now Jericho is under Palestinian rule.

Aleppo, Syria, is strategically located between the Mediterranean and Mesopotamia. Aleppo, Syria is considered to be in the Bronze Age, probably as early as BC. 3600? It has been inhabited since 2000. Damascus is the capital of modern Syria and one of the oldest cities in existence, where people continue to live. Its establishment can be traced back to 3000 BC.

As a port city, Biblus in Lebanon has developed from a fishing village to a prosperous trade center, which is largely due to the merchant activities in Greece and Egypt. The name Biblus comes from Greek papyrus, which is one of the main export products of the port.

Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, was ruled by some of the most prolific leaders in history. The Hindu Bible mentions Kabul in BC? 1500? Founded in 2000, in BC? 5? Conquered by Persian ruler Darius I in the th century, in BC? 4? This century became part of Alexander the Great's empire.

Athens, Greece, only Argos can match it. This has been around for 7000 years? The ancient city of, the first mention of Athens in history can be traced back to about BC? 1600? A few years. As the oldest capital in Europe, Athens enjoys a high reputation and is regarded as the birthplace of western knowledge, art and culture. Athens was once the main city-state of Greece, which declined after the Peloponnesian War, but in BC? 338? It fell into Macedonian hands in 1920.