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What Guests Said About Amman:
Megan
Hong Kong
8.0
Very Good
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Amman is a modern city and there is a good vibe to it.
Amman is a modern city and there is a good vibe to it. The Citadel is very nice and I enjoyed the walk down. Considering I was around Ramadan in Amman, there was not much happening during the day. But overall, a very nice feel to Amman.
Anonymous
Mexico
6.0
Review score
reviews
Nice place but expensive and locals try to rip you off every...
Nice place but expensive and locals try to rip you off every time. I would suggest only a couple of days in a Amman to go to citadel and theatre; and definitively going to Petra.
There is no public transportation but taxis are not too expensive. Try to use Uber to compare fares.
Anonymous
Ukraine
8.0
Very Good
reviews
Calm and safe city.
Calm and safe city.
The trip took place during the Ramadan. Apparently new legislation has banned eating and drinking in public, but luckily there were still places that offered food and drinks in daytime, though one had to go upstairs or keep curtains down to avoid irritating those fasting.
VAMTravel
Netherlands
10
Exceptional
reviews
Traveling through Amman on Ramadan was quite the task,...
Traveling through Amman on Ramadan was quite the task, knowing we could not eat / drink / smoke anything anywhere in public. Yet, Amman has quite numerous and various locations opened specially for those not fasting in Ramadan (such as tourists, Christians, etc.). A few of those places are; Books@Café (Rainbow Street, my all-time favorite), Murphy's Pub, Le Calle (Café / restaurant), Green Turtle, and the modern and new "Tipsy Cow" (a café / pub / restaurant with a very welcoming, modern and open-minded atmosphere). Make sure to visit the archaeological ruins as well, such as the ancient Citadel, the Roman Theater and ancient-bath house structures (Down-Town Amman). Even in Ramadan time, Down-Town Amman is amazing (!) for shopping in the day-time, visiting the huge Fruit Market (where you can in fact; really get lost between the watermelons haha) and visit some attractions located a little bit outside downtown (such as the Jordan Museum). In the evening, Down-Town is magical... people are breaking their Ramadan fasting to get together for dinner with their friends and family. In the evening times, I would definitely recommend the famous Hashem Restaurant (for a local food-experience), Jafra Café (restaurant and argileh bar) and visiting some smaller restaurants and argileh-bars located along the Hashemi Street (make sure to look up; you will see all the balconies filled with people). As well in this street, you will find the many and famous souvenir shops (make sure to buy yourself a beautifully decorated sand-bottle! They can even put your name in the sand, in it!).
“Super friendly and helpful people running this b&b style hotel. Delicious dinner and breakfast available. Teas all the time.
Everything was clean and comfortable. The location was amazing for walking around and exploring Amman.”
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