Jerash

Jerash is a historic landmark in Amman, Jordan. A typical visit takes 4h. One of the best-preserved Roman provincial cities, with a colonnaded street, hippodrome and two theatres, 50 km north of Amman.

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Typical visit: 4h
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One of the best-preserved Roman provincial cities, with a colonnaded street, hippodrome and two theatres, 50 km north of Amman.

Related activities

  • Downtown Amman food walk

    Tasting route through falafel houses, knafeh bakeries and the spice souq.

  • Jerash and Ajloun day trip

    Roman city and a Crusader-era castle north of the capital.

How to get to Jerash

Jerash sits in Amman, Jordan. Most visitors base themselves in Amman and plan the visit as part of a day there. It pairs well with Amman Citadel, Roman Theatre, so you can group them on the same day.

Tickets and time needed

Plan about 4h for a typical visit.

Best time to visit Jerash

For Amman in general: March to May and September to November.

Tips for your visit

Related things to do here include Downtown Amman food walk, Jerash and Ajloun day trip.

Jerash FAQ

How long should I spend at Jerash?

A typical visit takes about 4h.

Where is Jerash?

Jerash is in Amman, Jordan.

When is the best time to visit Jerash?

March to May and September to November.

What is near Jerash?

Nearby places include Amman Citadel, Roman Theatre.

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