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Amman isn’t as ancient as other cities in this part of the world, but that’s kind of like saying some footballers are a little less buff than others. It’s not really a competition…but if it were, everybody would win.

When you book cheap flights to Amman, you’re on your way to a happy marriage of historic ruins and modern-day attractions. Visit the Roman Theatre ruins and Royal Automobile Museum in a single day, followed by an evening spent recharging in one of our hotels in Amman.

Getting Around Amman

Flights to Amman land at Queen Alia International Airport (AMM), which is about 30km south of the city. After a taxi or airport shuttle ride, you’ll be tipping your head back to see the top of downtown buildings. You can get around the downtown area on foot, but the hilly terrain of Greater Amman makes taxi rides a better option for the most part. If you decide to snag one of Wotif’s sweet car hire deals, you’ll need an international driving permit and a stomach of steel to deal with the windy roads.

When You Land…

If you’re on one of the Amman flights landing early in the day, start your holiday at the Citadel. From the highest hill in the city, you can plot out the rest of your time in Amman as you check “Visit Bronze Age Ruins” off your bucket list.

Landing in the afternoon? Put down your bags and head out for a lunchtime meal of street eats. The aroma of falafel will lead you where you need to go. If you arrive in Amman in the evening, visit a few downtown shops before you pass out for the night.

Live Like a Local

You’ll soon find that your sense of smell comes in handy in Amman. Whether you’re making your very own perfume downtown or getting hypnotised by the many scents of an Arabic spice shop, you’ll be very aware of how hard your nose is working on his holiday. Don’t fight it.

When you save big on your Amman flight on Wotif, there’ll be plenty of cash left over for further exploration in the Middle East. Book one of our Dubai packages, and you’ll be off on an opulent holiday for the record books.