Puhkemajad asukohas Jerash Governorate

We will meet front of Hashem Restaurant. Over the course of the tour, we will walk through Soug al Bukharieh (the first market established in Amman). The story of Jabal al Joufeh will be unveiled as we move towards the stunning view overlooking Amman from Ahmad's roof, where he will share with us his love for the art of pigeon taming and watching. His family will welcome us and tell us about living in an informal Palestinian camp. Walking through the narrow stairs that identify the city, we will arrive in downtown Amman, where we will meet the Falafel pioneer and hear the story of Fuad, established in 1948. With Habibah knafeh around the corner, we will enjoy a slice of their famous dish. Passing by Gahwet el Ahd al Qadim, we will hear about the Eucalyptus tree framing the old coffee shop. From the 14th floor of Fuhais Building, we will enjoy the magical view and learn about the 7 hills of Amman. Arriving at Al-Kalha stairs to see the new local street art and unique business models created by the youth we will end the tour. Dinner with a family host can be arranged for a modest additional cost, if desired. Please send a direct message if you're interested. Other things to note A more suitable time for the guests and the tour guide could be arranged after booking.

We will begin our tour at one of Amman's oldest district (Abdali), heading towards the main court of Amman (Palace of Justice) where we will share a little bit of Amman's history and judicial system. Then we will visit a mosque and a church which are located at the same street talking about the diversity in Jordan and sharing the habits and traditions of its citizens. As we continue walking, we will visit the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts which is a cultural, non-governmental, non-profit organisation, founded in Amman, Jordan, in 1979. Its goal is to encourage cultural diversity, disseminate artistic knowledge and promote art from the Islamic and Developing worlds. In 1980 it established the contemporary museum collection of artworks from the Developing World. We will then visit a local jam shop which is a dynamic lifestyle brand from Jordan. Makers of artisan jams, botanical teas and raw honey. they design food experiences inspired by the landscape and my tourists get to buy and taste some of their remarkable jams. The tour will end at Downtown Amman, which we will get to buy going down very unique stairs with graffiti drawings on every wall. We will have lunch at the very famous Falafel restaurant and end it up with the delicious sweet Knafeh. Other things to note It is a walking tour so make sure you come with comfortable shoes!

Meet your local chef and become her Sous Chef for the day! Learn the recipe of the local dish you'll be making & write it down to take home to cook for friends & family. Prepare the meal & enjoy together. Other things to note Bring your camera to take memorable photos or to document the recipe. Let Shereen know if you're a vegan or vegetarian (she's a very good vegan chef actually)!

Meet your hosts, Lara & Maya and begin the experience. Mix the Ghar leaves with carbonates. Then boil the Shea, Coconut & Olive oil. Mix all and stir. Pour into mold. Enjoy the aromas and the textures of all the ingredients. Other things to note Bring a camera to document this centuries-old process

Amman is a city full of secrets with hidden gems around every corner and a fascinating historical past. We will meet in front of Hashem restaurant and from there on we will go have tea at the al Duke office, the oldest building in the city open for visitors. After that we will walk to the citadel placed on one of the seven hills that Amman was built on, using a shortcut only locals know about. On the way, I will take you to the best falafel place in the city, one that TripAdvisor doesn’t even know about, and get sandwiches to go. The citadel offers monuments such as the temple of Hercules, an Umayyad palace and a Byzantine church. Here we can enjoy an Instagram-worthy view of Amman and then head down to the Roman amphitheater. From there, the souqs are nearby if you would like to see the local markets. After that, I would like to invite you to a cup of coffee or tea at the oldest café in Jordan and maybe smoke shisha as well. I can teach you some local card games or we can talk about politics or the history of Jordan. Then when we are hungry, I will take you to the best restaurant in town, al-Quds, where we can eat Jordanian local dishes, and then the best way of ending the tour is by heading to the oldest knafeh shop in Jordan, where we can eat the traditional Jordanian sweet. A big group or have a different time slot ? Please contact me at odaytours@outlook.com