Amman city tour from the Dead Sea

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After your private pick-up from your accommodation in the Dead Sea, you will head towards the enigmatic city of Amman. The heart of the city is the downtown core, which encompasses a range of antique and traditional cafes, restaurants, shops, and historical attractions. This core smoothly blends in with ultra modern buildings and other advancements. You’ll have the chance to visit the Citadel, the Roman Amphitheatre, ancient mosques, the Museum of Popular traditions and the National Archeological Museum (Museums are closed on Tuesday). Make the most of a delicious breakfast in one of the most famous restaurants of the city. Have the chance to eat local food while mingling with the locals . Explore the city further as you take a stroll in the Rainbow street; a colorful street brimming with art and antiques before going back to the Dead Sea.
Highlights
- Explore the old and new facets of Amman
- Indulge yourself with a traditional breakfast in down town
- Discover the museum that showcases a rare collection of Jordan's vehicles ranging from Hussein bin Ali's cars that came to Amman in 1916 to modern sports cars
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Activity package
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
6 hours
Available in English, Arabic
What's included
- Entrance fees to Amman Citadel, Archaeological Museum, Amphitheatre and the Royal Automobile Museum
- Breakfast
- Transportation in air-conditioned vehicle
- Roundtrip transportation
- Local guide
Not included
- Drinks
- Tips (optional)
Where you'll meet
You will be picked up from your accommodation in the Dead Sea. Please confirm your pick-up details with the local operator after booking.
Operated by
Travco Jordan
Important information
* Please leave your pick-up details at check out and confirm them with the local operator after booking. You will find the contact info in the voucher after booking
* Museums are closed on Tuesday