City Mall
This is your one-stop shop for all things fashion, food, and fun. Located in the heart of the city, this skylit mall boasts over 160 global stores, Jordan’s first IMAX theater and the city’s largest indoor amusement park.
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Amman is where heritage meets contemporary. From Roman ruins and buzzing souqs to cozy cafes, you’ll see all of it by just taking a stroll through the city. Whether you're here for the culture, cuisine, or just the views, the city has got something for you. Book your flights to Amman and see where the journey takes you.
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Souq Jara
Every Friday, between the months of May and September, Rainbow Street transforms into a lively bazaar offering local delights like handmade jewelry and unique antiques along with live music and mouth-watering street food.
Mecca Mall
Planning a relaxed afternoon with a little bit of everything? The Mecca Mall has got you covered, with a mix of big brands, cozy cafes, local stores, and play areas for kids so you can so you can shop, snack, and unwind all in one place.
Souq Al-Sukar
Not your usual shopping spot, it’s a lively local market packed with fresh produce, fragrant spices, and handmade treats. As you wander through its colorful stalls and friendly vendors, you’ll get a real taste of Amman’s everyday charm and culinary culture.
Jafra Restaurant and Cafe
Vintage decor, live music, and a menu full of Jordanian favorites, it’s where you go to immerse yourself in the city’s culture, grab a great meal, and maybe even catch a poetry night or two.
Rakwet Cafe
A cozy escape in the heart of Amman. Mint tea to mezzes, Rakwet Cafe is a cultural nook, perfect if you’re looking for slow evenings, board games, and soulful tunes.
Tammouz Restaurant and Cafe
This cultural gem blends Syrian charm with Ammani soul, where every dish tells a story. Smoky kebabs and creamy hummus to mouth-watering baba ghanoush and crunchy falafel, it’ll leave you wanting more.
Nur Lebanese Dining
If you’re looking for refined taste and traditional flavors, with a side of warm hospitality, you’ve got your spot. Along with a cozy ambiance and live music, it offers halal meats, delicious mezzes, and a variety of vegetarian and vegan options for all.
Books@Cafe
A place where the cafe culture meets creative spirit. You can indulge in the rooftop views and cozy corners as you read a book in solace, sipping a cup of coffee. Doesn’t that sound like a perfect escape?
Sufra Restaurant
Set in a beautifully restored house on Rainbow Street, you’ll enjoy traditional dishes like mansaf and mezze in a warm, garden-lit setting. Everything is halal, with plenty of vegetarian options and a vibe that feels both elegant and homey.
Passport and visa requirements
Before you fly, make sure your passport has at least 6 months of validity and a blank page for stamping. Depending on where you're from, you might need a visa to enter Antalya, or you might get one on arrival. It’s always a good idea to check the latest entry rules before you fly. You can find everything you need on Antalya’s visa requirements here.
Best time to visit Amman
Skip the summer sizzle and winter chill, spring and fall are when Amman’s got its groove on.
Getting around Amman
Amman’s not big on public transport, so you’ll be hopping into yellow cabs or booking a Careem. It’s easy, budget-friendly, and more comfortable than buses. But if you’re feeling adventurous, travel like a true local and take a bus to your destination, just be prepared for the unpredictable schedules.
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FAQs
Are there important religious sites in or near Amman? +
Yes, there are important religious sites in Amman including Grand Husseini Mosque, Jordan National Baptist Church, and King Abdullah I Mosque.
What is the best way to explore Amman?+
Amman’s not big on public transport, so you’ll be hopping into yellow cabs or booking a Careem. It’s easy, budget-friendly, and more comfortable than buses. But if you’re feeling adventurous, travel like a true local and take a bus to your destination, just be prepared for the unpredictable schedules.
What are the Passport and visa requirements?+
Before you fly, make sure your passport has at least 6 months of validity and a blank page for stamping. Depending on where you're from, you might need a visa to enter Amman, or you might get one on arrival. It’s always a good idea to check the latest entry rules before you fly. You can find everything you need on Amman’s visa requirements here.
What is the best way to stay connected in Amman? +
Amman offers pre-paid SIM cards from global brands like Zain, Orange or Umniah at the Queen Alia International Airport. You can also avail Jazeera’s e-sim services. Amman has Wi-fi services at hotels and cafes too so you can stay connected during your stay.
What are the top attractions in Amman? +
Some of the top attractions in Amman include The Citadel, Roman Theater, Rainbow Street, and The Royal Automobile Museum.
What kid-friendly food options are available in Amman?+
Besides local favorites like shawarma and falafel, Amman has a variety of global options like pizza, burgers, and Asian cuisines which are suitable for kids.