Amman Hotels
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For your clarity, all our prices are per room, per night- Jormand Hotel Apartments Sharjah - 3* - Dubai
from £52 - Shangri-la Hotel, Qaryat Al Beri, Abu Dhabi - 5* - Abu Dhabi
from £154 - Metropolitan Hotel - 4* - Dubai
from £132 - Golden Sands Hotel Apartments - 3* - Dubai
from £80 - Beautiful Marriott Taba Heights Red Sea, Egypt - golf course open
from £379 - Grand Moov Hotel - 4* - Dubai
from £75 - Stunning Movenpick Resort , Taba, on Egypt's Red Sea - fantastic value.
from £399
- Jormand Hotel Apartments Sharjah - 3* - Dubai
from £52 - The Very Best of Egypt - The Ritz Carlton
Sharm El-Sheikh from £499 - Shangri-la Hotel, Qaryat Al Beri, Abu Dhabi - 5* - Abu Dhabi
from £154 - Fantastic value hotel in Sharm El Sheikh.
Sharm El-Sheikh from £379
- Jordan Archaeological Museum
Situated on Amman's Citadel Hill, this small museum has an excellent collection of Jordanian antiquities, dating from prehistoric times to the 15th century. - Jordan Museum of Popular Tradition
The Jordan Museum of Popular Tradition, in Amman, displays the traditional costumes of Jordanian people, including some beautiful embroidery, antique jewellery and domestic utensils. It also houses a good collection of mosaics from Madaba and Jordan's less-famed Byzantine churches. - Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Jordan's National Gallery of Fine Arts in Amman hosts a good collection of paintings, sculptures and ceramics by contemporary Jordanian and other Muslim artists. - Jordan Folklore Museum
Amman's Folklore Museum, at one end of the Roman Theatre, recreates traditional Jordanian life. - Roman Theatre
Amman's Roman Theatre is the most impressive legacy of the Roman Philadelphia and was built under Antonius Pius (138-161AD). Cut into the rock of the hill, it once seated 6000 people for performances and is also thought to have had religious significance for the city dwellers. It is still used today for theatrical and musical productions.
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