Jerash
One of the best-preserved Roman provincial cities in the world, with colonnaded streets, temples and amphitheatres still standing after nearly 2,000 years.
Plan Your Trip to JerashEntry conditions and visa requirements can change at any time. Always confirm current rules with the relevant embassy or a Ramada Tours travel consultant before booking your trip.
Why Visit Jerash
The Oval Plaza, ringed by Ionic columns, is one of the most striking public spaces to survive from the Roman world.
The Cardo Maximus, a colonnaded main street over 800 metres long, still bears the ruts of ancient chariot wheels.
Two well-preserved amphitheatres occasionally host cultural performances, including traditional music.
Quick Facts
Best Time to Visit
March–May and September–November for comfortable walking temperatures among the ruins.
Suggested Duration
Half a day, often combined with Amman
Currency
Jordanian Dinar (JOD)
Language
Arabic (English widely spoken with guides)
Travel Tips
Wear comfortable shoes — the ancient paved streets and open plazas involve significant walking.
Jerash is an easy day trip from Amman, roughly 45 minutes by car.
Entry conditions and site opening hours can change. Always confirm current rules with a Ramada Tours consultant before travel.
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