As the capital and largest city of Jordan, Amman boasts a population exceeding four million inhabitants, making it an exceptional destination for exploration. The local populace is welcoming to tourists, and the city is replete with delightful surprises for those who visit. Travelers can experience the grandeur of Amman’s ancient Roman amphitheater, explore various art galleries, savor exquisite cuisine, or shop in vibrant open-air markets.
Additionally, the region features numerous stunning mosques, remnants of Roman architecture, and the impressive Citadel. Many attractions in Amman offer guided tours, or visitors may choose to discover the city at their own pace.
This magnificently restored theatre stands as the most prominent and striking remnant of Roman Philadelphia, serving as a highlight for many international visitors during their stay in Amman.
The Theatre is intricately sculpted into the northern slope of a prominent hill, accommodating over 6,000 spectators. This prime location offers excellent opportunities for photography, providing a stunning backdrop suitable for various types of images.
The Citadel is situated atop Amman’s highest elevation, approximately 850 meters above sea level. Known as Jebel Al Qala’a, this hill was once the site of the ancient city of Rabbath-Ammon, which flourished during the Iron and Bronze Ages. The fortifications encircling the Citadel extend over 1,700 meters and were built during the Byzantine and Roman periods. Visitors to the Citadel will find numerous attractions, with the Ummayad Palace and the Temple of Hercules being the most notable structures in the vicinity.
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