[2025 Amman Attraction] Travel Guide for Jordan Archaeological Museum (Updated Jul)

This museum is located inside the Citadel in Amman Jordan. It’s definitely worth to visit. Not that huge place but still beautiful to see if you plan to visit Amman. Has also some amazing artefacts that date back to over 10000years old! You can see everything in around 20 minutes. #museum #travel #exploring #amman #Jordan #summer #history #Artefacts #trip #visit

🌟Archaeological Museum: located on Castle Hill in Amman, Jordan, built in 1951, standing on the hilltop offers a panoramic view of Amman. 🌟The museum is very, very small, with a mini hall that collects Jordanian artifacts from prehistoric times to the 15th century, statues from 6000 to 8000 BC, a small collection of Dead Sea Scrolls from the Roman decline period, as well as ancient jewelry, pottery, and inscriptions of historical exchanges between various countries. 🌟Most of the cultural relics are not covered by glass, and are displayed in the open for three-dimensional viewing. Everything else is fine, except that the circular disk with heads of people around it is really a bit shocking. 📍Location: Al-Malek Ali bin al-Hussein Street, The Citadel

#newyearnewtrip The Jordan Archaeological Museum, located in Amman’s Citadel, showcases the rich and diverse history of Jordan through a vast collection of artifacts spanning thousands of years. The museum features objects from ancient civilizations such as the Romans, Nabateans, and early Islamic periods. Key exhibits include the famous Dead Sea Scrolls, ancient pottery, sculptures, and tools. With its comprehensive displays and educational insights, the museum offers visitors an engaging journey through Jordan’s cultural heritage, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in the region’s ancient past. #visitjordan #ammanjordan #museums #citydaytours

Situated in Amman's Citadel, the Jordan Archaeological Museum serves as a treasure trove for history enthusiasts. Established in 1951, the museum houses an extensive collection of artifacts spanning Jordan's rich history, from the prehistoric era to the Mamluk period. The museum's exhibits are chronologically arranged, offering visitors a comprehensive journey through time. The prehistoric and classical sections showcase tools, pottery, and religious artifacts from civilizations like the Nabataeans and Romans. Highlights include the plastered human skulls from Jericho, some of the oldest human representations ever discovered, and the 'Ain Ghazal statues, a collection of Neolithic human figures dating back to circa 7200 BCE. #hiddengems

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