Top Things to do in Amman Governorate
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The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Amman Governorate, Amman Governorate
Discover the best top things to do in Amman Governorate, Jordan including Jordan Private Tours and Travel, Jordan Select Tours, Royal Tank Museum, Wadi al-Mujib, Roman Amphitheater, The Citadel, Children's Museum, Royal Automobile Museum, Ahl Al Kahf, Darat al Funun.
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1. Jordan Private Tours and Travel
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5.0 based on 1,388 reviews
Jordan Private Tours and Travel : Private Tours, Archaeology Tours, Canyoning & Rappelling Tours, Eco Tours, Hiking & Camping Tours,Hiking Trails, Historic Sites, Nature & Wilde-life Tours.
2. Jordan Select Tours
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5.0 based on 1,625 reviews
Jordan Select Tours is a tour operator affiliated to the Jordan Tourism Board, the Jordan Inbound Tour Operators Association, the American Society of Travel Agents, the Society for Incentive Travel Executives, the International Ecotourism Society and the United Nations Global Compact. We also are fully bonded by the Jordanian Ministry of Tourism.Established in 1994, we are one of Jordan's longest established professional travel companies. We offer our international clients a wide range of services including special interest tours, cultural group tours, independent travel services, conferences and incentive travel.We pride ourselves on our originality and we strive to show you our country in its true colours.Jordan Select Tours is also the ground handler to some of the finest international tour operators in the world.Jordan Select Tours- Expect The Exceptional!
3. Royal Tank Museum
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
The Royal Tank Museum is a national museum with international standards, located in Amman, is considered the first specialized tank museum in the region, displaying more than 140 tanks within a 20,000 sqm. The museum offers a great family experience for Jordanians and visitors of Jordan where they can enjoy the visit and use our interactive story telling exhibition tools . The Royal Tank Museum’s mission is to collect, restore, preserve and exhibit military tanks and armored vehicles for the purpose of providing an educational and exploration experience for visitors to strengthen their understanding of the role played by tanks and vehicles of JAF in shaping modern Jordan, with the shadow of world conflicts.
Reviewed By DarshanaBR - Amman, Jordan
must visit place in jordan amman. Entrance free is 2JD, located at king abdullah 2 park. There are amazing war tanks can see. Most of them used in Ww2 or gulf war time. Good description also there. Huge number of collection. War tanks, cars few biks. Must take a cam to take1000 of memorable photos.
4. Wadi al-Mujib
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4.5 based on 433 reviews
Reviewed By R2Rondon - Senoia, United States
Wadi (valley in English) al-Mujib is located about 1.5 hour drive South of Amman. The site offers free parking and a remarkable experience. The entrance fee includes a life jacket that is required during the water hike (about an 1 hour each way). They sell some type of water shoes and rent a small hydrophobic bag for personal belongings which will get wet. The experience begins with a platform with a ladder that provides access to the passive river with nice photo spots between the naturally carved walls . Then you will adventure into an opposing stream lazy river with few spots that will challenge your hiking techniques. The trail is fun but it does require a bit of strength and hiking abilities. At the end, you will find a relaxing spot next to a water fall where you can enjoy the little fish that eat your dead skin from your feet. To complete the experience, you will have to return through the same path. You should enjoy the water ride down but be careful with the rocks. Also, try to enjoy gliding through the lazy river while admiring the sky and wall formation. I highly recommend this experience.
5. Roman Amphitheater
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4.5 based on 3,164 reviews
Step back 2,000 years in time with a visit to the ruins of this imposing amphitheater, which once held 5,000 spectators, and is still used today for theater and entertainment.
Reviewed By MohQut - Amman, Jordan
This is a must-see in downtown Amman, enjoy the theater, have some amazing pictures, and make sure to visit the museum inside, then enjoy a meal and a dessert in downtown.
6. The Citadel
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4.5 based on 4,295 reviews
This archaeological landmark features remnants from several different cultures.
Reviewed By jenglos
We were fortunate to arrive at the citadel about 40 mins before sunset which meant we had the most atmospheric experience watching the sunset over Amman while the birds flocked to roost, with the call to prayer playing out from the Mosque. The citadel is a real land mark sitting high above Amman so the views are spectacular over the city. The Roman amphitheater is close by, but if you don't get time to go there you get a good view of it from here. THe site itself is of great archeological importance with Roman remains ( Hercules Temple) , and those of the Palace and church. AT 2JD , this is a must when visiting Amman.
7. Children's Museum
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4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By nisreenananda - Amman, Jordan
Its a mind stimulating place and also fun place for kids, grown ups can also tour with kids, you can play, climb, experiment supermarket or becoming a mechanic. I recommend it for kids you can also have registeration.
8. Royal Automobile Museum
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4.5 based on 924 reviews
Reviewed By fanoosm2020 - Amman, Jordan
Beautiful place to visit, and very beautiful cars, its amazing museum that will take you from the past till the current design of cars, especially its a royal automobile
9. Ahl Al Kahf
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4.5 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By toneme007 - London, United Kingdom
I visited the Ahl The Kahf ( People of the Cave) it a mysterious caves where back in time these people who slept for a few centuries woke up to find a different world around them etc, its worth a visit its free entry.well worth it .its 20 mins from Amman city centre.
10. Darat al Funun
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4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By MayC309 - Shoreham-by-Sea, United Kingdom
Took us a while wandering some small back streets in order to find this gallery. It was so worth it. You go in via a small wrought iron gate, up a few stairs and find yourself looking at the remarkable remains of the Byzantine church of St George. There is not very much left but a few columns, however the space and tranquillity of the setting is lovely. The path winds up through the garden to the galleries and a small cafe. The exhibition we saw had a powerful emotional impact.....photographs of life for people in Palestine. The coffee in the cafe courtyard also packed a punch and there is a great view of the city. In the morning we had visited the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, which was good but the atmosphere here was so much more vibrant. If you only have time for one gallery make it this one.
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