The Jordan Museum is the country’s national museum, located in central Amman, Jordan.
The museum presents Jordan’s history from prehistoric times to the modern era through
carefully curated exhibitions.
Visiting the Jordan Museum allows travelers to understand the cultural, archaeological, and
social development of Jordan. Key displays include ancient artifacts, manuscripts, and
interactive exhibits.
For travelers, the Jordan Museum provides a comprehensive introduction to the country’s
heritage and is an ideal starting point for exploring Jordan.
- 🗿 View the ‘Ain Ghazal statues, among the oldest human forms ever created 🏺
- 📜 See the famous Copper Scroll from the Dead Sea Scrolls collection 🔍
- 🕰️ Walk through the Modern Jordan Gallery to learn about the Great Arab Revolt 🇯🇴
- 🖥️ Engage with interactive multimedia displays designed for all ages 👨👩👧👦
- 🎪 Explore the Living History area featuring traditional Bedouin life 🐪
- 🚕 By Taxi: A quick and affordable ride from Downtown or West Amman 📍
- 🚗 By Car: Dedicated parking 🅿️ is available directly near the museum 🏁
- 🚌 By Bus: Multiple public transport 🚍 routes stop near the Ras al-’Ayn plaza 🛣️
- ⏳ Time: Allow at least 2–3 hours to explore all three permanent galleries 🕙
- 📅 Note: The museum is typically closed on Tuesdays and has specific Friday hours 📜
- 📸 Photos: Personal photography is generally allowed (no flash), but check gallery rules 🚫
- 👟 Walking: Wear comfortable shoes as you move through the spacious, modern halls 🚶
- 🕤 09:30 AM – Arrive at The Jordan Museum as it opens 🏁
- 🕙 10:00 AM – Explore the ‘Ain Ghazal statues and Dead Sea Scrolls 📜
- 🕛 12:30 PM – Walk to Downtown Amman (Al-Balad) for a traditional lunch 🥙
- 🕑 02:00 PM – Continue sightseeing at the Nymphaeum or Gold Souk 🏙️
