Amman Jordan Travel Guide
While Amman is urban, its proximity to diverse landscapes means opportunities for outdoor adventures as day trips.
Approximately one hour north of Amman, with moderate hiking trails through forests.
Three hours south of Amman, ranges from easy strolls to challenging multi-day treks.
Not recommended for tourists owing to significant traffic and hilly terrain.
Always go with experienced guides for canyoning and desert adventures.
Amman features rich opportunities to immerse yourself in Jordanian culture.
Empowers women through traditional crafts (pottery, paper, textiles).
Eco-shop selling products from nature reserves, helping local communities.
Summer event in ancient Jerash with cultural performances.
Short-term Arabic courses available at language schools in Amman.
Amman Design Week, Souk Jara (seasonal), Religious Holidays (Eid).
A group learning to prepare Jordanian food. View Class
Amman features various options for relaxation and wellness, from luxurious spa treatments to natural therapeutic experiences.
Private one-room apartments in Amman offer classes. Full retreats are more common outside the city.
Amman lacks beaches. Many hotels feature pools. Private pool clubs operate in warmer months.
People relaxing in mineral-rich waters. View Hot Springs
Tranquil escape from metropolitan exploration.
Therapeutic benefits from resources from nature.
Try traditional Hammam for deep cleansing.
Amman’s nightlife features a diverse range of options, from lively music venues to sophisticated bars and clubs.
Concentrated in Abdoun and Sweifieh. Various music genres (international, Arabic pop).
Rainbow Road and Jabal Weibdeh have many taverns and bars, from cozy to bustling.
Many cafes in Rainbow Street and Jabal Weibdeh stay open late, offering a relaxed setting.
Throughout the city, popular local pastime for late-night relaxation.
Restaurants in current areas often serve late, extending your evening meal.
A lively outdoor cafe on Rainbow Street. View Nightlife
You'll discover unique souvenirs, local crafts, and international brands. This section guides you through the city’s diverse shopping landscape.
Eco-friendly products and artisanal goods from local communities. Supports conservation.
Beautiful pottery, handmade paper, textiles (day trip required).
Taj Mall, City Mall, Mecca Mall for global brands. Jabal Weibdeh, Rainbow A road for boutiques.
