Amman Citadel, Take a walk through the history of the Roman and Byzantines civilizations’ through the historical site of the Citadel. Regardless, of being continuously inhabited, it is considered “being one of the world’s oldest sites”. On this site you can also explore the “Temple of Hercules”, “Byzantine church” and the “Umayyad Palace”.
- Address: K. Ali Ben Al-Hussein St. 146, Amman, Jordan
- Phone: (06) 463 8795
- Hours: 8am – 6pm
- Price range: $
Roman Amphitheater, built in the 2nd century AD, this Roman remnant is one of the largest tourist attractions in Amman. This theater can fit up to 6,000 persons, due to the huge semicircular architecture form. Not only do you get to learn about the Roman history, but also take wonderful pictures, making lasting memories.
- Address: The Hashemite Plaza, Taha Al-Hashemi St., Amman
- Hours: 8am – 10pm
- Price range: $
Al Balad, hustle and bustle in Amman’s busiest locations. Unchanged for the last six decades, Al Balad has still maintained its colorful, noisy livelihood. Looking for something specific? You’ll find it there! Through the presence of plenty of shops you’ll be able to find clothes, souvenirs, antiques, jewelry and much more, all while being engulfed with history and intriguing characters.
- Address: Downtown Amman, Al Hussein Bin Talal Mosque، King Talal St 1
- Stores Hours: 8am – 10pm, Fridays 2pm – 10pm
- Store Prices range: $
The Royal Automobile Museum, If you are a car fanatic/enthusiast, then the Royal Automobile Museum is the place to go. Depicting the evolution of cars since the early 1920’s until this very day. The Royal Automobile Museum was established to pay tribute to the passing King Hussein’s as he had taken a huge interest in vehicles over his years.
- Address: King Hussein Park, Amman, Jordan
- Phone: (06) 541 1392
- Hours: 10am – 7pm, Friday 11am – 7pm, closed on Tuesday
- Price range: $
- Official site: http://www.royalautomuseum.jo