With 2 million inhabitants Amman is the capital and largest city of Jordan. Amman lies on a high plateau at about 800m above sea level, 30km to the east of the Jordan river valley. Until 1921, when Amman was chosen by Emir Abdullah to be the capital of the new Emirate of Transjordan, Amman was just a muddy farming village. Amman lacks the historic heritage and the síghts of the other capitals in the area, but is a very livable and pleasant city. Currently Amman is undergoing a dynamic development with lots of investment pouring in and new infrastructure being built. In Amman there are several modern malls and shopping complexes.
01 Al Bashara coptic church 02 Al Bashara coptic church 03 Dried fruits seller 04 Central Amman 05 Hussein mosque
06 Hussein mosque 07 Hussein mosque 08 Rooftop cafe 09 Fast food restaurant 10 Rainbow street at dusk
11 Rainbow street at dusk 12 Square at dusk 13 Square at dusk 14 Candy stand in Amman mall
01 Colonnaded street 02 Colonnaded street 03 Roman theatre 04 Rows of seating
05 Rows of seating 06 Roman theatre 07 Roman theatre 08 Roman theatre
09 Roman theatre 10 Roman theatre 01 Byzantine church ruins 02 Doric columns
03 Umayyad monumental gateway 04 Umayyad monumental gateway 05 Umayyad marketplace ruins 06 Arch 07 Corridor
08 Wall 09 View through gate 10 Inside the Umayyad monumental gateway 11 Roman temple of Hercules 12 Roman temple of Hercules ruins
13 Roman temple of Hercules 14 Temple of Hercules at sunset 01 City mall 02 City mall
03 Lifts 04 Shops 05 Main hall 06 Central hall 07 Christmas tree
08 Glass roof 09 Cafe tables 10 Central hall 11 Central hall
12 Tables in food court 13 Central hall 01 King Abdullah mosque 02 Blue-green domes
03 King Abdullah mosque 04 Minaret 05 Blue-green dome 06 Minaret 07 Blue-green dome
08 King Abdullah mosque 01 Mecca mall 02 Mecca mall 03 Main hall
04 Food court tables 05 Shops 06 Floor 07 Shops
01 Citadel
02 Panoramic view of Amman 03 Panoramic view of Amman
04 Panoramic view of Amman 05 Central Amman 06 Central Amman with flag
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