Tour privato della città di Amman

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Itinerario

1. La moschea del re Abdullah I con la cupola blu, costruita negli anni '80 dal defunto re Hussein come memoriale di suo nonno, è aperta ai visitatori non musulmani. La navata con una superficie di 1.615 m2 ha la capacità di ospitare 3.000 fedeli. È ottagonale e si distingue per non avere pilastri all'interno. La sua cupola di 35 m di diametro ha un'altezza di 31 metri. Una sorgente di radiazioni è stata posta nel mezzo assumendo la forma di una stella d'oro culminante nei Novantanove nomi di Allah più belli che circondano il collo della cupola. Il lampadario sospeso di 168 lanterne è composto da tre cerchi con il Sacro Versetto del Corano con la parola Allah che ricorre su ogni lanterna. La terra fertile si esprime sotto forma di un tappeto rosso fatto di un tessuto ornamentale di motivi ricorrenti destinato a dirigere i fedeli verso la Kiblah. Tutte le pareti, compresa la Kiblah, il pulpito e il Mihrab, sono rivestite con bovindo in legno e marmo.

   1 h

2. Jabal al-Qala è una delle sette montagne di Amman, che gli ammoniani hanno preso a lungo come sede del loro governo nella città, seguiti da Grecia, romani e bizantini che occuparono rispettivamente la città fino a quando non fu occupata dalla conquista islamica in il VII secolo d.C., sulla cui sommità fu costruito il Palazzo degli Omayyadi. Il monte Qalaa ad Amman emerse come la capitale degli Ammoni.

   1 h

3. L'Anfiteatro Romano è un teatro romano situato nella parte orientale della capitale giordana Amman, precisamente ai piedi del monte Jufa su una delle colline antistanti il castello di Amman. La scritta greca su uno dei pilastri indica che questo anfiteatro fu costruito in onore dell'imperatore Antonio Pio, che visitò Amman nel 130 d.C.

   30 min

4. Visita il centro storico e la Moschea AL-Husseini

   Si passa davanti

5. Il Museo della Giordania si trova nella nuova e dinamica area del centro cittadino di Ras al-'Ayn. Presentando la storia e il patrimonio culturale della Giordania in una serie di gallerie splendidamente progettate, il Museo della Giordania funge da centro nazionale completo per l'apprendimento e la conoscenza che riflette la storia e la cultura della Giordania e presenta in modo coinvolgente ma educativo le testimonianze storiche, antiche e patrimonio storico come parte della storia in corso del passato, presente e futuro della Giordania.

   1 h

6. Se ami la storia e sei interessato alle auto questo è il posto che fa per te! Sede di una collezione di auto e moto di proprietà di re Abdullah I, re Talal e re Hussein di Giordania. Il museo racconta la storia dal 1916 ai giorni nostri, esponendo un'ampia gamma di auto e moto d'epoca rare che hanno una storia con la famiglia reale. Il Museo è dotato di narrazione elettronica in arabo, inglese, spagnolo, francese e tedesco. È disponibile anche la narrazione per bambini in arabo.

   1 h

Cancellazione

Cancellazione gratuita fino a 24 ore prima dell’inizio, con rimborso totale.

Recensioni

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• 5Superior private tour

  We visited the following sites in this sequence:- Royal Automobile Museum Jordan Museum Roman Threatre Citadel King Abdullah II mosque It was a full day tour starting 1030am and finishing at 4.30pm. Our driver, Yaz, was an accomplished driver in Amman, very friendly, and fluent in English.

  Stephen_Mottobre 2026via Viator

• 5Discovering Amman — A Perfect Day Through Jordanian History

  Amman has a way of revealing itself slowly, and this tour gave us the perfect opportunity to discover the city from several completely different perspectives. What started as a day of sightseeing turned into one of the most interesting and enjoyable experiences of our time in Jordan. Our itinerary included the Amman Citadel, the Roman Theater, King Abdullah I Mosque, the Jordan Museum, and the Royal Automobile Museum. Each location showed us a completely different chapter of Jordan's history, culture, religion, and modern identity. We were especially fortunate to have Ali as our driver. From the very beginning, he was professional, punctual, friendly, respectful, and extremely helpful**. He made getting around Amman easy and comfortable, and his knowledge of the city added a lot to the experience. The Amman Citadel was an incredible place to start. Standing high above the city and looking across Amman's hills while surrounded by thousands of years of history was truly impressive. The archaeological remains give you a real sense of just how important this area has been throughout history. From there, we visited the Roman Theater, another spectacular reminder of Amman's ancient past. Seeing the enormous theater in person and understanding how it was once used made the history feel much more real than simply reading about it. The visit to King Abdullah I Mosque gave us a completely different perspective. The beautiful architecture and peaceful atmosphere made it a memorable stop, and it was fascinating to see another important part of Amman's cultural and religious identity. We then continued to the Jordan Museum, which was one of the highlights for anyone interested in history. The exhibits helped put everything we had seen throughout the day into a much broader context. It was fascinating to learn more about Jordan's heritage and the civilizations that have shaped the country. The Royal Automobile Museum was an unexpected highlight. Even if you aren't normally a car enthusiast, the collection is impressive and tells an interesting story about Jordan's modern history and the country's royal heritage. The vehicles themselves are beautifully presented, and it was a completely different experience from the archaeological sites earlier in the day. Having Ali with us made the whole day much easier. He was always ready when we needed him, drove safely and comfortably, and made sure we had enough time at each location. He was also happy to answer our questions and share recommendations, while giving us the freedom to explore each place at our own pace. What we loved most about this tour was the variety. In one day, we experienced: 🏛️ Ancient history at the Citadel 🏺 Roman heritage at the Roman Theater 🕌 Jordanian religious culture at King Abdullah Mosque 📜 The country's wider history at the Jordan Museum 🚗 Modern royal history at the Royal Automobile Museum It was the perfect way to understand that Amman is much more than just a starting point for visiting Petra. The city has an incredible story of its own. The day was well organized, comfortable, and genuinely interesting from beginning to end. There was a great balance between exploring, learning, and simply enjoying the city. A special thank you to Ali for his excellent service and for making our time in Amman so enjoyable. His professionalism and friendly personality made a real difference. If you're visiting Amman, we highly recommend taking the time to explore the city properly. This combination of sites is an excellent introduction to Jordan's past and present. Excellent itinerary / Fantastic driver / Incredible history / Great variety / Unforgettable Amman experience Thank you, Ali, for a fantastic day and for helping us discover the many different sides of Amman. We left with a much deeper appreciation for this fascinating city.

  997kennethiagosto 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Discovering Amman Beyond the Tourist Photos

  We didn't really know what to expect from Amman before our visit. We had heard about the history, the hills, and the famous sights, but spending a full day actually moving around the city gave us a much better appreciation for it. It turned out to be a really interesting mix of ancient history, modern Jordanian life, museums, and some unexpected surprises. Our driver Noor definitely added to the experience. He was friendly, easygoing, and, most importantly, very funny. There was never a dull moment in the car. 😄 He had a joke or a funny story for almost every situation, and after a few hours it felt like we had known him much longer than just one day. We started at the Citadel, which was probably the best place to get an introduction to Amman. The views from the top are fantastic, and seeing the city covering hill after hill was something we weren't prepared for. At the same time, standing among the ancient ruins while looking at the modern city below was a great reminder of just how much history Amman has. From there, we went to the Roman Theatre. The theatre is huge, and walking through it really makes you appreciate how much work went into building these places centuries ago. We climbed up into the seating area and had some great views looking down toward the stage and across the old part of the city. After all that ancient history, visiting King Abdullah I Mosque gave us a completely different experience. The blue dome is beautiful and really stands out. We appreciated being able to see an important religious and architectural landmark and learn a little more about Jordan beyond the archaeological sites. The Jordan Museum was another worthwhile stop. It was a good place to understand the bigger story of the country and see some of the archaeological discoveries that we had heard about during our travels. There is a lot of history packed into the museum, so it added another layer to what we had already seen around Amman. Then we headed to the Royal Automobile Museum, which I honestly didn't expect to enjoy as much as I did. I'm not someone who normally goes out of their way to visit car museums, but this one was genuinely interesting. The vehicles are impressive, but the stories behind them are what made the visit worthwhile. It gives you a different perspective on Jordan's modern history and the royal family. Throughout the day, Noor was a big part of the fun. He knew the city well, drove carefully, and made getting between all the stops completely stress-free. But what we will probably remember most is his personality. He had us laughing throughout the day. Sometimes we couldn't tell whether he was giving us serious information or preparing another joke. 😂 Even during the longer drives, he kept the atmosphere relaxed and enjoyable. He was also very patient with us. We took our time at the places we enjoyed, stopped for photos, and asked plenty of questions. Noor never made us feel like we were on a strict schedule. What I liked most about this particular day was the variety. We weren't just visiting ruins all day. Within a few hours, we had gone from ancient civilizations to Roman architecture, then to modern religious architecture, national history, and finally a collection of royal automobiles. It was a really good introduction to Amman. The city itself has a lot of character. It can be busy, loud, and a little chaotic at times, but that's part of what makes it interesting. Driving through the different neighborhoods and seeing everyday life between the major attractions made the experience feel much more authentic. By the end of the day, we were tired, but in a good way. We had learned a lot, taken far too many photos, and laughed more than expected. A special thank you to Noor for making the day so enjoyable. A good driver can make sightseeing easier, but having someone who is genuinely friendly and funny makes a huge difference. If you're visiting Amman, I'd definitely recommend putting the Citadel, Roman Theatre, King Abdullah I Mosque, Jordan Museum, and Royal Automobile Museum on your list. They each show a completely different part of the city and Jordan's history. And if Noor is behind the wheel, expect a good tour — and don't be surprised if you spend just as much time laughing in the car as you do taking photos! 😂 A memorable day in Amman, with a great mix of history, culture, and fun.

  thoraldw2026agosto 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Great culture

  Perfect tour to see all amman and enjoy the cultural My driver Tareq was great and I highly recommended this tour

  donalw428agosto 2026via Tripadvisor

• 4A great introduction to Amman’s history and culture

  We booked the Amman Private City Tour during our stay in Jordan and it was a great way to explore the capital city in a short time. The tour lasted around 4–5 hours, which was a comfortable length to visit the main highlights of Amman without feeling rushed. We traveled comfortably between different locations and appreciated having a private guide who could explain the history and stories behind each place. The highlight for us was visiting the Amman Citadel, where we enjoyed amazing views over the city and learned more about Jordan’s ancient history. We also enjoyed seeing the Roman Theatre and discovering the contrast between Amman’s historical landmarks and modern neighborhoods. The private format made the experience more flexible. We could spend more time at places we were interested in, take photos, and ask questions along the way. The guide also shared useful recommendations for local food and other places to visit during our stay.

  424hibagosto 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Great way to see the...

  Great way to see the famous sites of the beautiful city of Amman So many ancient archaeological sites to see it was amazing

  Monique_Pluglio 2026via Viator

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How it compares in Amman

• Its from-price is 92% below the median of the 100 tour della città we list in Amman.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 8 of 100.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Amman

Amman, capitale giordana su una serie di colline, con rovine romane, suq affollati e un caloroso benvenuto a inizio viaggio.

La Cittadella di Amman corona il Jabal al-Qal'a con il Tempio di Ercole, il Palazzo Omayyade e ampie viste sulla città. Più in basso, il Teatro Romano, scavato nel fianco della collina, ospita migliaia di persone, e i suq del centro attorno alla Grande Moschea Husseini vendono spezie, oro e dolci, con il profumo di caffè e cardamomo nell'aria.

Top-ranked sights in Amman: Petra, Jerash (Gerasa), Ajloun Castle.

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