Aleppo Weather in November

Mild days, cooler evenings

November is one of Aleppo's better months for walking around. Afternoons reach about 21°C, while evenings can fall to 8°C. You'll get a mix of sunshine and cloud, with rain on some days, so a shower may interrupt an outdoor plan.

The Citadel and the old city's streets suit a dry day. Save longer walks for when the ground isn't wet; stone paving can be slippery after rain. It's also a good month to duck into a café for Aleppine kibbeh, a local spiced meat dish, when the evening cools.

Events and the pace of the city

There isn't a major, reliably held citywide festival in November to build your visit around. Public events and access can change, so don't make a tight itinerary depend on a specific performance or site opening.

If you hate crowds, November is generally calmer than October and the busy spring months. Accommodation may feel less in demand, too, though local conditions can affect availability and prices more than the season does. The weather is still comfortable for sightseeing, without October's stronger heat.

A useful local check

Travelling with history buffs? Leave time for the Aleppo Citadel, but check locally that its entrance and visitor route are open. Restoration work and access rules can change what you're able to see.

Rainfall is higher than in October, but November is much drier than December. Keep a flexible plan: pair an outdoor visit with a nearby indoor stop in the old city, then switch the order if showers arrive. The cooler evenings are a good excuse to linger over Aleppine food rather than rush between sights.