Where can I find most iconic landmark or tourist attraction

in

Amman, Jordan

?

@Amman Citadel The Citadel is also home to another impressive collection of buildings that comprise the Umayyad Palace, situated just above the Temple of Hercules. While much of the complex was destroyed in an earthquake in the mid-8th century, a few sites have been restored for tourists. You can see a domed audience hall, whose shape nods to the Byzantine church that originally stood in that location, as well as the former governor's residence, Umayyad Cistern, and the Byzantine Basilica.

@Roman Amphitheater A 20-minute walk from the Amman Citadel, the restored Roman Theater deepens tourists' understanding of what Amman may have been like when the city went by the name "Philadelphia," nearly 2,000 years ago.

@Iraq Al-Amir Knowledge Station which means “Caves of the Prince” in Arabic, is home to more than 10 caves that have been inhabited by various groups since the Copper Age, as well as the ruins of an Ozymandian castle.

if you would want to see the history of Jordan and the royal cars from the back days, you should visit @Royal Automobile Club former King of Jordan Hussein bin Talal's rare cavalcade of cars and other vehicles from around the world. 1952 Aston Martin, a bunch of vintage motorbikes in every color of the rainbow, a Porsche Carrera GT, a Bugatti Veyron, a World War I-era armored Rolls Royce,

@Beit Al Fannan Detach from the bustling city with your loved one and experience life in a Jordanian village! This artsy villa offers stunning panoramic views of the landscapes of Pella.

@Jerash archaeological site