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15 Reviews You have 2 options: 1- Use local transportation, Amman - Petra: you can take the bus from Wehdat bus station (or sometimes called south station), it's 4 JDs OR you can take the JETT bus to Petra...
18 Reviews Taxis are everywhere. White taxis are like shared rides going to set locations (written in Arabic on the door). You can ask any passer by and they will point you to the right car. Yellow cars are...
12 Reviews They are ATM machine on arrival you can pay with credit card it say on the board of the visa you can but you cant. National Eu national /Destination Jordan (JO) Jordan (JO) Passport required. -...
DAO Says: Want a reliable rental car with air conditioning? Don’t want to spend half the holiday budget paying for it? Use a local company with reliable cars, a good...
THLIN Says: For all Royal Jordanian Airlines passengers, they can check-in in RJ's city terminal prior to the schedule. But it locates in 7th Circle, which is 9 to 10 km...
cheerssweetie Says: The best place to hire a car from.We hired a car from Hamed a Jordanian who has business interest Australia, great making him fluent in English and just a good...
PierreZA Says: I flew to Amman (via Abu Dhabi) from Johannesburg with Ethiad Airways. It was my first time to fly with this airline, and had a good experience.The staff is...
PierreZA Says: I arranged a pick up by the hotel, which was most probably not the best price (30 JD). For the trip from the hotel to the airport, I paid 25 JD.According to...
Openseas Says: Petrol is very cheap in Amman so hiring a car is a fabulous way to travel through Amman. Drivers drive on the ride side of the road. You do however, need an...
Openseas Says: On arrival - We had to pay a visa entry fee before entering customs. The booth/ counter is located just opposite customs. Make sure you have enough pages in...
Vabate Says: To travel to Lebanon and Syria from Amman, use the Service cars (shared taxis) on either side of the street at Abdali Bus Station.Step into one of the offices...
Hotel Coaches for transit passengers
Durfun Says: Again, this is where you arrive to receive instructions for how/where to board the coach that should be taking you to your hotel.The staff are disorganised &...
1W1V Says: Taxi to Damascus and Beirut are leaving all day from Abdali Taxi Station.The yellow taxi (see pic) are the syrian one and the white are jordanian.I guess it is...
MalenaN Says: There are no direct buses between Amman and Jerusalem. From Amman you take a service taxi or a bus from Abdali station. As I arrived to Abdali station by taxi...
MalenaN Says: From Damascus:There are a few busses going to Amman from Baramke station every day. As I didn't want to wake up to early (for the bus) it suited me better just...
Sambawalk Says: You can take JETT bus from Abdali Station to and from Damascus, Syria. The cost is JD5. This bus the bus that you can expect. The bus leaves 10am and 3pm daily...
ziad2004 Says: transportation in Amman isnt a complicated matter, taxis are avaiable 24/7 and they arent expensive too but some drivers manupilate the prices and try to get...
ziad2004 Says: transportation in Amman isnt a complicated matter, taxis are avaiable 24/7 and they arent expensive too but some drivers manupilate the prices and try to get...
Getting into town from the airport
cheerssweetie Says: Queen Alia International Airport is locate 20m/32km south of the city.A taxi from QAIA to central Amman should cost you around JOD25
Vabate Says: Catch the Airport Express Bus to Queen Alia International Airport for 1.5JD from Abdali Bus Station. It drops you off at arrival and departure terminals.
Sambawalk Says: You can't get around without it!
chrisvandenbroucke Says: Jerash is 48 km north of AmmanGo to the big busstation (called Abdali) and take a bus to Jerash (half an hour, 650 fils)Easy and cheap
Arrive at Queen Ali International Airport
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4 Reviews and 172 Opinions We stayed overnight at the Four Seasons, on our return trip home to Australia. We were warmly...
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Sheraton Amman Al Nabil Hotel & Towers
4 Reviews and 127 Opinions Was there for two and a half week business trip. The room in the Towers was large and very well...
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6 Reviews and 174 Opinions Heavy on the security on the way-in.. full-on airport style metal detectors. Facilities you would...
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Reviews and photos of Amman attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Amman sightseeing.
Jerash is 48 km north of AmmanGo to the big busstation (called Abdali) and take a bus to Jerash (half an hour, 650 fils)Easy and cheap
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Q: Hi all I arrive in Amman the 21st of Jan night time and leave then25th evening time so have approx 3.5 full days. Id like to...
A: I think you're being very ambitious in your plans, certainly using public transport. I've not used the bus, but it's going to be 3-4 hours (probably nearer 4) to get to...
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Welcome in the heart of the wonderful Jordan: Philadelphia or as it now knows Amman. Amman is fantastic and wonderful. The heart of all the town is the Citadel with Romans and Ammonites ruins. From...
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Amman, the "cultural capital of the Middle East" is also the capital of Jordan. It is a modern city, more cosmopolitan/westernized than the other capital cities of the Middle East and is noticeably......
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I've got some interesting experiences in Amman. I'd love to share with you the 50 tips I've written, the 37 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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An ancient city, Amman traces its earliest roots back over five millennia. Although a settlement existed on Jebel al-Qala'a, the Citadel Hill since about 3500 BC, it was not until two millennia later...
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For the first time, I travel to Middle East. This is not the first Muslim country I visit. But this is for sure the first Arabic country for me. I am so suprised at how Jordanians' friendiness and......
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