Amman

Abdoun Family Apartment

A leafy, upscale hillside district with wide streets, cafes and easy access to embassies and restaurants.

Jabal Amman Boutique Hotel

Stay near Rainbow Street in a restored 1920s villa, walking distance to cafes, galleries and the Citadel.

Shmeisani Serviced Suites

Kitchen-equipped suites in a modern business district with malls, banks and easy taxi access.

Airport-Area Family Hotel

Comfortable rooms near Queen Alia International Airport, ideal for late arrivals or early departures.

Five-Star Hotel with Pool

An international five-star hotel in Abdali with a large pool, spa and multiple dining options.

Rainbow Street Loft

A trendy loft steps from Rainbow Street's cafes, street art and Friday market.

Queen Alia Airport Transfer

A pre-booked private car from Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) to the city center, about 35-45 minutes.

Careem or Uber Ride-Hailing

Careem and Uber operate widely across Amman and are the easiest, safest way to get around.

Day-Trip Car with Driver

A private driver for full-day excursions to Jerash, the Dead Sea or Petra, with flexible stops.

JETT Intercity Bus

Comfortable air-conditioned coaches connecting Amman to Petra, Aqaba and other cities.

Downtown Walking Routes

Al-Balad (downtown) is compact and walkable, with the Citadel hill offering great views but many stairs.

Rental Car for Flexibility

A rental car gives freedom for multiple day trips, with well-signed highways outside the city.

Jubran Restaurant | مطعم جبران

Jubran Restaurant is a Middle Eastern restaurant, highly rated at 4.8 stars from 40,985 reviews.

📍شارع رفيق الحريري Rafiq Al Hariri Street بوليڤارد العبدلي - مدخل رقم ٢ The Boulevard - Abdali - Entrance 2 عمّان Amman, عمّان، Jordan · View on map

Mijana

Mijana is a family restaurant, highly rated at 4.8 stars from 17,271 reviews.

📍Mijana Ahmad Bin Toulon St 8 First circle, the first، left off، Rainbow St., Amman, Jordan · View on map

Shisha Roof Cafe

Shisha Roof Cafe is a highly-rated cafe, boasting an impressive 4.9 stars from 5428 reviews.

📍Ash Shahid, Amman, Jordan · View on map

Barah Restaurant & Cafe

Barah Restaurant & Cafe is a restaurant boasting an impressive 4.9-star rating from 4524 reviews.

📍Wasfi At-Tall St., Amman, Jordan · View on map

Levant Restaurant

Levant Restaurant, an Eastern European restaurant, is a relaxed Levantine eatery with a terrace, serving shawarma, grilled meats, hummus, and small plates. It has a 4.6-star rating from 5538 reviews.

📍3rd Cir., Amman, Jordan · View on map

Fakhreldin Restaurant

Fakhreldin Restaurant is an airy, white-tablecloth Lebanese restaurant featuring a garden terrace. It offers traditional Lebanese fare and a wine list, boasting a 4.5-star rating from 5435 reviews.

📍Taha Hussein, Amman, Jordan · View on map

Children's Museum Jordan

A large hands-on science and discovery museum in King Hussein Park designed for kids to explore.

King Hussein Park

A large green park with playgrounds, walking paths and open space, home to several museums.

Amman Waves Water Park

A large water park with slides and pools, popular with local families especially in warmer months.

Royal Automobile Museum

The late King Hussein's personal car collection, a fun stop for kids who love vehicles.

Luna Park Amusement Rides

A classic amusement park with rides for younger children in a central Amman neighborhood.

English Speaking Babysitter

A vetted babysitter for an evening out in the city, arranged through your hotel or concierge.

Amman Citadel (Jabal al-Qal'a)

A hilltop archaeological site with the Temple of Hercules and Umayyad Palace, and panoramic city views.

Roman Theatre

A restored 2nd-century Roman amphitheater seating 6,000, still used for events, at the foot of the Citadel hill.

Rainbow Street Stroll

Amman's most walkable street, lined with cafes, galleries, street art and a lively Friday market.

The Jordan Museum

Amman's flagship museum, home to the Dead Sea Scrolls fragments and the ancient Ain Ghazal statues.

Al-Balad Downtown Souks

Bustling markets for spices, gold, textiles and produce in the historic downtown core.

Duke's Diwan Heritage House

One of Amman's oldest houses, now a cultural cafe preserving the story of the city's founding families.

King Abdullah I Mosque

Amman's most iconic mosque, with a striking blue mosaic dome, open to respectful non-Muslim visitors.

King Hussein Mosque

A historic mosque in downtown Amman near the Roman Theatre, an active place of worship since 1924.

Church of the Annunciation

A Greek Orthodox church serving Amman's Christian community, reflecting Jordan's religious diversity.

Ras al-Ain Heritage Quarter

The historic spring site believed to be Amman's ancient founding point, now a cultural district.

Citadel Byzantine Church Ruins

Ruins of a 6th-century Byzantine church within the Citadel complex, showing Amman's layered history.

Quiet Reflection at Wild Jordan Terrace

A peaceful terrace overlooking the Citadel and downtown, away from the crowds.

Abdali Boulevard Business District

Amman's modern downtown redevelopment, home to office towers, banks and upscale retail.

King Hussein Business Park Tech Hub

Jordan's leading tech and startup campus, home to IT firms and outsourcing companies.

Shmeisani Coworking Day

A day pass at a coworking space in Amman's financial district, close to banks and hotels.

Jordan Chamber of Commerce Visit

Meet local business representatives to understand Jordan's trade and investment landscape.

Handicraft & Design Studio Visit

A behind-the-scenes look at Jordanian artisan workshops producing textiles, ceramics and jewelry.

Industry Family Experience

A textile or food-industry visit that the whole family can join, showcasing local production.

Emergency Number 911

Dial 911 for police, ambulance or fire emergencies anywhere in Jordan.

Civil Defense Ambulance 199

A dedicated ambulance and civil defense line for medical emergencies across Jordan.

Istishari Hospital

One of Amman's leading private hospitals, with English-speaking staff and modern facilities.

King Hussein Cancer Center Area Clinics

A hub of high-quality medical facilities in the Al-Jubeiha area of Amman.

Travel Insurance Reminder

Confirm your travel insurance covers medical costs in Jordan before you go; private hospitals are not free.

Pharmacy Locator

Pharmacies are widespread across Amman; many stay open late and pharmacists often speak English.

Wild Jordan Center Hiking Info

The starting point for arranging nature reserve hikes across Jordan, run by the Royal Society for Conservation of Nature.

Dead Sea Floating Day Trip

About 55 minutes from Amman, float in the mineral-rich Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth.

Amman Gym & Fitness Day Pass

Day access to a quality gym for guests keeping up a fitness routine while traveling.

Haya Cultural Center Sports Programs

A family sports and cultural complex offering swimming, courts and youth activities.

Jerash Roman Ruins Day Trip

About 50 minutes north of Amman, one of the best-preserved Roman provincial cities in the world.

Petra Full-Day Excursion

About 3 hours from Amman, the legendary rock-carved city and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

Airport Fast Track

Skip the lines on arrival and departure at Queen Alia International Airport.

Local Concierge

A local fixer to handle bookings, translations and any request during the stay, including Jordan visa help.

Baby Gear Rental

Cribs, strollers and car seats delivered to your accommodation before arrival.

Laundry Pickup

Laundry collected and returned within a day, useful after dusty day trips.

Local SIM & eSIM Setup

A local Jordanian SIM or eSIM arranged for the whole trip for maps and ride-hailing apps.

Pre-Arrival Grocery Stocking

Groceries and essentials stocked in your apartment before you land.

Best Family Months

March through May and September through November bring mild, pleasant weather ideal for sightseeing.

April-May Sweet Spot

Spring offers wildflowers, mild temperatures and comfortable conditions for the Petra hike.

Summer Heat Warning

July and August bring intense heat, especially at Petra and the Dead Sea — plan early mornings and stay hydrated.

Ramadan Considerations

During Ramadan, many restaurants close during daylight hours — plan meals around iftar (sunset breaking of the fast).

Winter Rain and Chill

December through February can be cool and rainy, occasionally with light snow in Amman's hills.

Shoulder Season Value

Late spring and early autumn offer fewer crowds at Petra and milder hotel prices.

Dress Modestly at Religious Sites

Cover shoulders and knees when visiting mosques; robes are provided at King Abdullah I Mosque for tourists.

The Weekend is Friday-Saturday

Jordan's weekend runs Friday and Saturday — many businesses close or shift hours on Friday mornings.

Bargain Respectfully in Souks

Bargaining is expected in downtown souks — start friendly and around 30-40% below the asking price.

Jordanian Hospitality Runs Deep

Being offered tea or coffee is a genuine gesture of welcome — accepting is polite and appreciated.

Use Careem Over Street Taxis at Night

For late-night rides, use the Careem app rather than hailing unmetered street taxis.

Jordan Pass Saves Money

The Jordan Pass bundles entry to Petra, Jerash and other sites while waiving the visa fee for most nationalities.