The Byzantine Church

Located near the Citadel's archaeological museum, The Byzantine Church represents an important piece of Amman's historical fabric.

This basilica, dating from the 6th or 7th century AD, was founded during the early Christian period. However, much of its structure has been lost to earthquakes over the centuries. Remaining features include some dusty mosaics which reflect its historical and cultural value.

Unique Treasures

🏛️ Ancient Mosaics
Some remnants of dusty mosaics can still be observed, showcasing Byzantine artistry.
📜 Archaeological Significance
It stands as a testament to early Christian architecture in the region.
🌄 Scenic Location
Proximity to the Citadel offers visitors a scenic view of Amman's rich history.

The site is generally free to visit, making it accessible for tourists, families, and historians interested in the region's ancient past.