Amman
Capital and the largest city of Jordan with an interesting history, including an array of churches and mosques. Amman is the centre for all commercial, political and cultural activities in Jordan.
Things To See & Do
The Citadel
History & Views
Located in the centre of Amman, the Citadel is a fantastic attraction to visit with children and family. It includes the Roman Temple of Hercules, the eighth century Umayyad Palace complex and more.
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Royal Automobile Museum
History through Cars & Bikes
Started to pay homage to Jordan’s late King Hussein, this museum is home to uncommon and limited edition cars like Aston Martins, as well as bikes and various media related to automobiles.
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Roman Theater
Popular Landmark
A seating capacity of 6,000 is a striking feature of this 2nd century structure built during the Roman rule when Philadelphia was the name of Amman.
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
One of the Vital Art Museums in the Middle East.
The museum houses a striking collection of modern art. The Royal Society of Fine Arts administers it. 2,800 pieces including paintings, sculptures, weaving, videos, graphics and many more, adorn the site.
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
Qasr Al-Abd
Hellenistic Ruins
A grand Hellenistic royal residence from the second century B.C.E., in the valley of Wadi Seer. It is 17km from Amman. People believe that it was built by Hyrcanus of Jerusalem.
3-4 hours
Suggested Time
Darat al Funun
Arab Arts & Artists
6 restored buildings and warehouses with a reinstated archaeological site in a garden. Dating back to the 1920s and 1930s, the ancient buildings offer views of the city of Amman.
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
The Jordan Museum
The Largest Museum in Jordan
Home to the most important archaeological exhibits from the whole country, including the 'Ain Ghazal statues that date back to 7500 BC. The museum is located in the Ras Al-Ein district in Amman.
1-2 hours
Suggested Time
King Abdullah I Mosque
Magnificent Blue Dome
With a capacity of 3,000, this mosque was built in the late 20th century by late King Hussein. It’s owned by the Government of Jordan and allows visitors.
30 minutes
Suggested Time
Nabad Art Gallery
Fine Art Exhibitions
The modern art gallery seeks to promote Jordanian art and discussions related to the same. Professional art classes are also organised here apart from various events like speeches and book signings.
1-3 hours
Suggested Time
Abdoun Bridge
The Only Cable-Stayed Bridge in Jordan
Built by Larsen & Toubro Limited (an Indian company) as a part of the Beltway project, the bridge showcases a harp arrangement. The structural designer, Dar Al-Handasah, had received an award for this structure.
Less than one hour
Suggested Time
Best Time To Visit Amman
Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November)
MAR-MAY
Peak Season
SEP-FEB
Moderate Season
JUN-AUG
Off-season
- What To Expect:Temperatures not crossing 20°C. Rainfall, greenery and wildflowers.
- Things You'll Love:Sightseeing is easily manageable. The modest sunlight makes the desert look colourful. Pleasant time for hiking.
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