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• Prince Muhammad St 243

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  Prince Muhammad St 243, Amman, Jordan

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• King Abdullah I Mosque

  King Abdullah’s Mosque is a major historical religious tourist attraction in Amman. It was built in 1989 by the late king Hussein in the memory of his grandfather. The blue-domed structure has a capacity of up to 3000 worshippers on a single sitting. Its courtyard can hold up to 3000 worshippers at the mosque is a smaller section for women that can accommodate up to five hundred worshippers. The mosque also has a royal enclosure which is generally small sized. The dome capped mosque with an octagonal prayer hall has Quranic inscriptions. Non-Muslim visitors are also allowed into the mosque. The mosque features displays of remains of ancient coins, pottery and stones engravings. Fridays are the best days to visit the mosque especially for first time visitors. When getting into the mosque, women are supposed to cover their heads or hairs. At the entrance, womens’ head scarves are available. Alternatively, women can get abayas at the entrance to cover bare arms or legs.

  King Abdullah I Mosque Amman, Jordan

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• Bourj Al Hamam Restaurant

  Burj Al Hamam is a Lebanese restaurant located along Islamic College Street on InterContinental Hotel.
  
  Some of the Lebanese meals offered include different types of sea foods such as Arayess, Shanklish, Kibbeh Nayeh, Kebbeh Sajieh and fillets among others.
  
  Prices vary depending on the type of food you order but on average a meal for one person would cost JD30. Different types of fruit juices, wines and beers are sold at the restaurant.
  
  Shisha and free Wi-Fi is also available at the venue.

  Bourj Al Hamam Restaurant InterContinental Jordan Hotel, Al Kulliyah Al Elmiyah Al Eslamiyah St 66, Amman, Jordan

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• Shawerma Reem

  Reem is one of the best places in Amman to enjoy Shawarma. It is located in the 2nd Circle.

  Shawerma Reem Complex No 54، Al Kulliyah Al Elmiyah Al Eslamiyah St 54، عمّان، Jordan

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• Fakhreldin Restaurant

  Fakhreldin is one of the best Lebanese restaurants in Amman offering Lebanese cuisines.
  
  The venue is located along Taha Hussein Street in Amman on the second circle. Some of the best delicacies in the menu include desserts, oriental mezza, fish and other types of meat.
  
  Different types of wines and refreshments are available at the venue at reasonable prices. For the lovers of cigarettes, Smoking is allowed and Sheesha is available.
  
  A non smoking area is available. The restaurant is vegetarian friendly. The restaurant is open on daily basis from 12.00 pm to 12.00 am.

  Fakhreldin Restaurant Taha Hussien St.، Jabal Amman، Amman, Jordan

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• Abdali Mall

  Abdali Mall is a modern shopping center located in Amman, Jordan. The mall is a multi-million project owned by Abdali Mall Company.
  
  It offers a good range of state of the art facilities including; an entertainment center, nine cinema screens, restaurants, cafes, food courts, more than 106 retail outlets and adequate parking spaces.
  
  Banking services are also offered at the mall. Abdali Mall is a must-visit place where you can shop for high quality electronic items, beauty products, and footwear, optics and fashion accessories among other items.

  Abdali Mall Suliman Al Nabulsi St, Amman, Jordan

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• Dar Al-Anda Art Gallery

  Dar Al-Anda Art and Gallery is one of the prominent and notable cultural centers in Amman. It’s located on Al Azwar Street with a good collection of art.

  Dar Al-Anda Art Gallery 3 Derar Ben Al Azwar Street، Amman, Jordan

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• The Khalid Shoman Foundation - Darat al Funun

  Another interesting place to visit in Amman is Darat Al Funun.

  This is the home to arts and artists in the Arab world. 

  There are organized talks, film screenings, hosts performances and concerts, exhibitions, publishes books and catalogues and offers PHD fellowship.

  The Khalid Shoman Foundation - Darat al Funun Nadim Al-Mallah St 13, Amman, Jordan

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• Rainbow Street

  It is a popular historic street and a very busy entertainment spot in Amman. The street is less than a mile long and narrow, and it is a popular hangout especially with the locals. It is also very busy during summer.
  
  Previously, the street was known as Abu Baker Al Sedeeq. The street is characterized by several art galleries, boutiques, tea shops, Shisha bars and cafes.
  
  Along this street you will also find traditional and new shops selling handicrafts and jewelry.
  
  Bars, cafes and restaurants and the very popular Falafel al-Quds are located along the street. Most of the entertainment venues offer free Wi-Fi.

  Rainbow Street Rainbow St., Amman, Jordan

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• Zahran

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  Zahran, Amman, Jordan

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• Sandra Gomes
  Love it! Well displayed and presented , despite it didn't have an extensive collection! Love also the little cosy coffee with an amazing top view Amman! The mini-shop is also really nice with handcraft-souvenirs!
• Thomas Kipar
  Worth a visit if you are into contemporary art. The artworks are mainly from artist from Jordan and around. Anyhow, there weren't too many artworks I enjoyed in particular. Moreover, the whole arrangement lacks some "love", especially I was confused by one floor that had lights switched off so you could not see the artworks too well. Entrance fee is 5 JD.
• Brendan Griffin
  2 buildings and the public park between them. Main building is mostly contemporary art, some of it quite cool. Other building seems to be for exhibitions. €5 entrance fee not covered by Jordan pass makes it expensive. Cafe space is expensive but a bit cool.
• Chris Torres
  It's two building on opposite sides of a nice small park. Both buildings are dull of really interesting art work. Well set up. Just a bit pricey at 5JD.
• Loredana Frizzi
  Excellent and lovely Art Gallery, beautiful artwork and the staff is very helpful. The garden between the two buildings belongs also to the National Gallery of Fine Arts. I recommend a visit

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