Amman is the capital governate of Jordan. It's one of the most continuous inhabited cities since 7000 B.C.
Surrounded by seven hills like Rome. This morning, you visit the Roman citadel, Hercules temple, Umayyad palace and over-look the City centre of Amman. After descend in a short drive to the Roman Theatre, enjoy the traditional clothes museum and Bedouins tools. Before you leave Amman, walk to the souks and streets, eat the local dessert “kunafah” and see the spices shops.

It’s one hour driving journey form Amman to Jerash. Lunch at Jerash after guided tour at Jerash, one of the most well- reserved Roman cities in the middle east. It was one of the golden commercial triangles, Palmira, Jerash and Petra. Enter the site through the majestic gate of Hadrian. Explore the oval plaza, colonnaded street. Artemis temple and the southern theatre. Roman Era (55 B.C.- 639 A.D.).