Amman Jordan Travel Guide
Amman's most recognizable landmarks offer profound understanding of its historical depth and cultural significance.
These sites are a must-visit for any traveler, demonstrating continuous occupation by various civilizations for over 7,000 years.
Several cafes in Jabal Weibdeh/Jabal Amman have city views for unique perspectives.
A beautifully preserved 2nd-century Roman amphitheater in Amman.
Ancient Philadelphia once used this theater for public performances.
Still hosts cultural events, connecting with its ancient past.
Downtown Amman.
Amman's museums and cultural institutions dive into Jordan's history, art, and traditions.
Jordan's largest; features Ain Ghazal statues, Dead Sea Scrolls fragments.
Within the Citadel; artifacts from prehistoric to Islamic periods.
Near Roman Theater; traditional costumes, jewelry, everyday objects.
Near Roman Theater; handicrafts, musical instruments, village life displays.
King Hussein Park; classic cars of the Hashemite Royal Family.
Interactive, designed for learning through play.
Darat al Funun in Jabal Weibdeh, Nabad Fine Art museum, Jacaranda Images.
Royal Cultural Center hosts various events, concerts, and theatrical performances.
The striking architecture of The Jordan Museum. View Museum
Always check local listings or the websites of individual exhibition spaces.
Amman’s landscape is dotted with historical sites, each telling a bit of the metropolitan enduring story.
These locations provide a tangible link to the past.
Stunning architecture and spiritual landmarks.
Honoring Jordan's history and military sacrifices.
These sites represent different eras of Amman's past.
While Amman is a metropolitan center, it features parks plus lookout points that connect you with nature within or near the city.
King Hussein Park, Amman National Park, Hussain National Park.
The Fortress, Jabal Weibdeh, Jabal Amman. Day trip to Dead Sea.
No city wildlife. Reserves like Ajloun or Dana Biosphere for viewing. Amman's hills are its chief geological feature.
Amman's largest park, with Children's Museum, Royal Automobile Museum.
View Park ImageUnique hypersaline waters for effortless floating, mineral-rich mud for therapeutic benefits.
Explore Dead Sea ToursAccessible from Amman, a nature reserve for hiking and wildlife in forests.
Ajloun ExperiencesFurther south, diverse landscapes for hiking, including mountains and wadis.
Dana ToursDefine the city's character and create natural elevations for stunning views.
Amman is an inland city, but water attractions are accessible as day trips.
No specific wildlife viewing in city limits. Consider nearby reserves.
Amman's urban landscape prioritizes historical and cultural sites.
For extensive nature experiences, plan excursions outside the city.
Beyond the well-trodden paths, Amman features lesser-well-known attractions that offer unique insights and experiences.
Discover unique local culture and history.
Connect with day-to-day life and new regional experiences.
Capture memorable images of Amman's hidden beauty.
The changing light paints the city in warm hues at the hour after sunrise or before sunset.
A beautifully preserved historic building in The city center Amman.
This cultural space provides a quiet refuge from the bustling souks.
Jordan is distinguished by numerous other captivating destinations for longer visits.
These sites present in-depth cultural and natural encounters beyond the capital.
Group nearby attractions to save travel time.
Put on comfy shoes for walking, especially at archaeological sites.
Carry water, sunscreen, and a hat, notably in summer.
