Best places: Tourist attractions in Al Quwaysimah, Jordan

👍👍 Great place highly recommend for anyone visiting Amman Go to the top place the view will be perfect Quite relaxing and enjoying to view. Food was not bad but need to improve specially on the menu not clear description what included. Recommend to go through weekdays late night after nine with no rush...

Large mosque with decorative arcades & 4 soaring minarets, surrounded by leafy gardens.

Mosque built by King Abdullah I on the site of one built by Omar Bin Al-Khattab around 640 CE.

Automobile museum featuring classic cars, motorbikes & private plane from King Hussein's collection.

👍👍 It's located in the norh west of the university. It has car parking. Very nice building and clean. It has aircondition and heating systems which make it very nice places for prayer in addition to the fact that the university supervise the mosque management.

👍 Seems an important historical place. Unfortunately, no information is available at the site and the gatekeeper only speaks Arabic. I arrived at 10 AM but had to wait for 40 min before the key holder came to open the gate. The entrance is free of charge.

11-m. remains of a triple-bayed Roman arch built in 129 CE to honor the emperor Hadrian.

Part of an ancient Roman city, this oval-shaped forum is surrounded by an Ionic colonnade.

👍👍 I have seen some reviews here claiming that the place is of bad service and the staff are rude, and I am here to tell you none of that is remotely true. I have been there a few days ago with friends, and the staff were so sweet to us that we ended up staying there for more than 2 hours! And the owne...

👍👍 Like said it is one of the best preserved Roman architecture outside Italy. Very beautiful and amazing!

👍👍 A very pleasant find and completely empty vs the other popular ones in the city. There is an entrance fee but the whole place was so well kept and nicely done up I think it was worth. The underground network of tunnels and rooms were very interesting and surprisingly extensive considering the church...

👍 One of the most outstanding monuments at the Jerash archaeological site. The temple was a tribute to Artemis, the patron goddess of the city and also the goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, wild animals, nature, vegetation, childbirth, care of children, and chastity.

Spacious 20th-century mosque featuring an inscribed blue-domed rooftop, soaring minarets & a museum.

Lots of interactive exhibits for kids, along with an outdoor theater, art studio & toddler's area.

Historic Roman temple remains dating back to 162-166 CE, with a large sculpture of Hercules' hand.

👍👍 Just simply awe inspiring- it’s a must visit in Jordan. Please do add it on your list - and you’ll need about 2-2.5 hours. Do get a local guide at first, that takes about an hour and you will get a good overview first, then you can go back and visit everything you wanted to see. It is nothing less...

Hilltop mosque with the original striped exterior made of alternating rows of black & white stones.

👍👍 A hidden gem, an amazing panoramic look out point, over to the dam, incredible scenery. A guy selling really good coffee there too, only 1 JOD. He was very friendly and chatty. A couple of other guys selling rugs, tapestry and other Nike naks, again very friendly, not at all pushy. A great place to...

Famous archaeological site with remnants of past civilizations, plus several notable buildings.

😠 Do not try going to the palace without Jordanian Embassy clearance! We went today and were faced with military guards with guns that were polite but very serious and told us to have our embassy set up an appointment to visit.