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| The amphitheatre in Amman (Rabbah) The ancient Roman amphitheatre is Amman's most interesting attraction, and with its 6000 seats the theatre takes up a lot of space in the city-centre. It is believed to have been built in the second century A.D., and the process of time has since made it into ruins - in our day, it has been partly restored. |
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| The Archaeological Museum in Amman (Rabbah) Near the amphitheatre is the National Archaeological Museum. Jordan has a rich history, stretching thousands of years back in time, which is proven by the fact that you just need to dig a little in the ground to make the relics of the past swarm up. Much of that, which has been found, is today placed in the archaeological museum, which is definitely worth a visit even if you don't know much about ancient history. |
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| The market in Amman (Rabbah) The friendly and forthcoming inhabitants of Amman can be experienced up close at the lively and sometimes chaotic market around King Hussein's Mosque. Part of the inhabitants is the original Jordanians, and part of them are the Palestinians, who have fled here because of the war in Israel. Both groups are generally good at English, and interested in talking to foreigners. |
