
Descubre Amman desde una perspectiva única a bordo de rutas ferroviarias espectaculares.
Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a fascinating mix of ancient and modern. Originally built on seven hills, the city offers a unique contrast between the Roman ruins that crown its peaks, the bustling souks of the historic center and the cosmopolitan neighborhoods of the west, all under the characteristic white tone of its limestone.
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Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a fascinating mix of ancient and modern. Originally built on seven hills, the city offers a unique contrast between the Roman ruins that crown its peaks, the bustling souks of the historic center and the cosmopolitan neighborhoods of the west, all under the characteristic white tone of its limestone.
They work excellent and avoid the language barrier and haggling over prices with yellow taxis.
Be prepared for a lot of stairs. Amman is a city of 'Jabals' (hills).
Buy it before you arrive. Includes visa and entry to more than 40 sites, including Petra and the Citadel.
One of the best preserved Roman cities in the world, known as the 'Pompeii of the East'.
The lowest point on earth. Float in its hypersaline waters and enjoy a mud bath.
Visit the 'City of Mosaics' and the place from where Moses saw the Promised Land.
A tour of ancient caravanserais and Umayyad hunting lodges in the eastern desert.
One of the best preserved Roman cities in the world, known as the 'Pompeii of the East'.
The lowest point on earth. Float in its hypersaline waters and enjoy a mud bath.
Visit the 'City of Mosaics' and the place from where Moses saw the Promised Land.
A tour of ancient caravanserais and Umayyad hunting lodges in the eastern desert.
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Ver guía completaIt is the best time to visit. Hearing the call to prayer (Adhan) from hundreds of mosques simultaneously is a mystical experience.
If they say 'Welcome to Jordan', it's genuine. Responding with a 'Shukran' (thank you) always opens doors.
It is the sacred day. Many shops close in the morning and public transport is almost non-existent until the afternoon.
Use sunscreen and stay hydrated; The sun is deceiving due to the cool breeze from the hills.
Amman is very safe. The biggest risk is heavy traffic and the lack of zebra crossings.
Always make sure they put the meter ('mizaar') on. At night, it is common to agree on a price or use Uber/Careem to avoid problems.
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