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Romen amphitheater
The Romen amphitheater is considered one of the most important landmarks of Oman, and it has been wonderfully restored, it is the most visible remnant of the Romen city of Philadelphia, and it accommodates about 6000 people. The amphitheater was probably built in the second century AD during the reign of Antonius Pius in the form of a theater consisting of three rows The first rows close to the theater were rulers, the second ranks of the army, and the upper ranks of the general public.
Royal Automobile Museum
The Royal Automobile Museum displays more than seventy classic cars and motorcycles from the personal collection of King Hussein, may God have mercy on him, as this museum restores the story of modern Jordan in wonderful ways, and the cars in the museum range from old cars dating back to the period before the fifties of the twentieth century to cars Modern sports.
Jabal Amman
Jabal Amman is one of the oldest inhabited mountains in the capital, Amman, and it quickly became a center for arts and culture in it. , Or near it.
The old castle
The old castle is considered one of the best places to start a tour in Amman, as it is located at the top of the Citadel Mountain in Amman, which is a site of the ancient goddess of Ammon. Excavations at the site have revealed many Byzantine, Romen, and modern Islamic monuments, and the palace is considered one of the most exciting buildings In the castle, which dates back to the Umayyad period, it is a palace that includes a huge gate, auditorium, and four locked rooms.
There are remains of a small Byzantine church located near the palace, and Corinthian columns indicate the location of the church, which is likely to date back to the sixth or seventh century, and it is reported that 100 meters from the south of the church is the Temple of Hercules (the Great Amman Temple), which was built in Emperor Marcus Aurelius reigned from 161-180 AD and is currently under restoration.
