Wikipedia — Jordan Travel Guide
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Rainbow Street
Rainbow Street is Amman's best-loved promenade, lined with cafes, bookshops, craft boutiques and restored stone houses. Its side alleys reveal street art and balconies over the old downtown. Evenings bring live music an…
Read more → CultureJabal al-Lweibdeh
Jabal al-Lweibdeh is the capital's bohemian quarter, a hillside of artists' studios, independent galleries, designer shops and some of the best restaurants in Amman. Its steep lanes are a pleasure to wander. The Jordan …
Read more → CultureJordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts holds a superb collection of contemporary Arab, Muslim and international art across two buildings joined by a sculpture park. Rotating exhibitions keep it fresh. The park's terra…
Read more → CultureDarat al Funun
Darat al Funun is a leading gallery for contemporary Arab art, set in a restored 1920s mansion complex above Lweibdeh. Ruins of a Byzantine church and Roman-era stones sit in its terraced garden. The cafe and garden mak…
Read more → CultureKing Abdullah I Mosque
The King Abdullah I Mosque, with its vast blue dome, is Amman's most recognizable mosque and one of the few in the Kingdom open to non-Muslim visitors. Its museum of Islamic artefacts adds context. Modest dress and shoe…
Read more → CultureAbdali Boulevard
Abdali Boulevard is the modern face of Amman — a landscaped promenade of shops, cafes, fountains and the St. Regis and Grand Hyatt hotels. It contrasts sharply with the stone lanes of the old city. Evening strolls are p…
Read more → CultureSouk Jara
Souk Jara, open on summer Fridays in Jabal Amman, is the capital's favourite open-air market — stalls of crafts, antiques and street food, with live music and a relaxed crowd of families and artists. It runs from late a…
Read more → CultureAl-Balad: Downtown Amman
Al-Balad is downtown Amman's beating heart — a dense grid of produce markets, spice stalls, goldsmiths and old cafes woven among Roman ruins. It is the city at its most authentic. Walk from the Roman Theatre through the…
Read more → CultureThe Royal Tank Museum
The Royal Tank Museum, beside King Abdullah II Park in eastern Amman, displays one of the world's largest armoured-vehicle collections — from WWI-era tanks to modern battle machines, with the Arab armies' history at its…
Read more → CultureThe Children's Museum Jordan
The Children's Museum Jordan, within Al Hussein Public Parks, is a bright, hands-on science and discovery centre — over 150 interactive exhibits, an outdoor playground and a small planetarium, perfect for younger travel…
Read more → CultureHaya Cultural Center
The Haya Cultural Center is Amman's hub for children's theatre, puppetry and music education, hosting performances and workshops year-round. Its small theatre and grounds are welcoming to visitors. Check the season prog…
Read more → CultureWakalat Street
Wakalat Street, or 'Agencies Street', was Amman's first fully pedestrian shopping strip — global brands, local boutiques, cafes and ice-cream shops in the heart of Sweifieh. It gets lively on summer evenings. Travellers…
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