Tour Overview
-
$31.5
per person
-
2 Hours
Duration
-
Amman Governorate, Jordan
-
Intermediate
As your guide, I want you to know that on this walk through Amman, you’re not just seeing the city ,you’re living its stories with me. We’ll wander through bustling markets, taste the treats I grew up loving, and share coffee at Zheman, where generations have gathered before us. Along the way, I’ll tell you the stories behind the places and flavors, making sure you truly feel the warmth and spirit of Jordanian life. By the end, you won’t just have visited Downtown Amman—you’ll have experienced it as one of us.
What to Expect
Let’s begin at the heart of Downtown—where every corner has a story, and every market pulses with life. First, we’ll wander into Al-Bukhari Market, where traders greet neighbors by name and the scent of fresh spices fills the air. I’ll introduce you to old friends, let you taste just-picked fruit at the bustling vegetable market, and share a laugh with the tailors—these craftspeople are the storytellers of our city.
We’ll savor baklava together, the kind only found in Amman, layered with memories of childhood and celebration. I’d love for you to try kunafa, warm and sweet, and let me show you how each bite connects us to Arab traditions stretching back generations.
Let’s pause at Zheman Coffee House—the oldest in Jordan, where my father used to bring me as a boy. Here, the smell of cardamom blends with stories from decades past. I’ll share a cup of Arabic coffee with you, explain our customs, and show you how this humble cafe helped shape the city’s hospitality.
As we stroll through the Old Souq, Nada Market, and Sugar Market, I want you to see Amman not just as a visitor, but through my eyes. This city is a tapestry—woven from memories, flavors, and friendships.
Whether you are curious, hungry for history, or simply want to experience Amman’s heartbeat, you are family today. Ask me anything, taste everything, and let’s discover the magic that lives in these streets together.
What’s Included, What’s Not
- Guided walking tour led by Ibrahim a professional local guide
- Tastings of traditional Arabic food and sweets
- Insights into Arabic customs and traditions
- Knowledge about navigating Amman's markets and local attractions
- Extra Food and drinks
- Personal Expenses
Our Detailed Itinerary
Day 1
10:00 | Meeting at Jordan tower hotel
Will meet you at at the Jordan Tower Hotel in the cafe downstairs then Introduction to Amman and its history, walk toward the Roman Theater and Hercules Castle, guidance on city center paths, and a stop at Al-Husseini Mosque for a brief history.
11:00 | Fruit and Vegetable Market
Visit the large Fruit and Vegetable Market to see, inspect, and photograph local produce, discussing their source and quality.
11:30 | Tailors Market, the Sugar Market
Tailors Market, the SuExplore the Yemeni (Tailors) Market, the Sugar Market, women’s traditional clothes market, Mango Market, and pass by Hashem Restaurant.gar Market
12:00 | Habiab Sweet, Gold Market
Walk by the Nymphaeum, visit Habiba Sweets for Kunafa, and finish at the large gold market in the city center.
From
$31.5
Per Person
10 Reviews
YOUR LOCAL GUIDE
YOUR LOCAL GUIDE
Meeting Place
Al-Hashemi St. 48, Amman, Jordan
Price Breakdown
2 Adults * $75.00
$150.00
1 Child * $50.00
$50.00
Total Price
$31.5
Things to know
Important Details
On Fridays, the tour is only available between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM, as the city shuts down after 2 PM
Minimum of 2 participants required for the tour to run.
The tour starts every day at 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
Meeting point: Next to the Jordan Tower Hotel.
Kids under 6 years old join for free.
Reviews
William van loo
Fri: 06 Sep, 2024
Ibrahim was a fantastic guide—friendly and full of knowledge. We explored vibrant markets, tasted delicious falafel and kunafa, and learned about local customs. Ending at the Roman Amphitheater was a perfect finish. Highly recommend this tour if you’re in Amman! Thanks, Ibrahim, for a memorable experience!
Discover more experiences
You’re booking...
Are there any specific requirements, restrictions, or additional information our hosts should be aware of about you and the rest of the guests?
