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Amman is a city in Jordan. With a population of 2 209 584 it is the 1st city in Jordan.
The closest airport to Amman is Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA), which is 32 km from the city centre.
Amman has a semi-arid climate with mildly hot summers and cold winters. The average temperature in summer is 27°C with highs of 40°C. In winter, average temperature is 12°C with lows of 4°C.
Amman is well known for spectacular Roman ruins with popular tourist attractions including International-standard museums, Mosques and Souqs. Famous local dishes include Mansaf, an aromatic rice, spread out on a layer of flatbread, is topped with pieces of cooked lamb and a good dose of fermented yoghurt called jameed. Other famous local dishes include Hummus, it’s tangy and creamy. Along with the standard chickpeas and tahini sauce, there is a notable taste of lemon juice, garlic and cumin in the puree.
Amman Airport
Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) is the main entry point to Amman. It is located about 32 kilometres south of the city centre. At QAIA, to get to the city centre of Amman, there are taxis always available outside the airport offering a convenient ride to the city centre. This normally takes about 30-45 minutes. Alternatively, shuttle buses leave from QAIA at half-hour intervals from 06:00 to 16:30, and hourly from 17:00 to midnight and again from midnight to 03:00 to Amman's southern terminal.
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When is the best time to visit Amman?
The best time to visit Amman is spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) as temperatures are mild, making exploring the city on foot and participating in local events a more comfortable experience. There are fewer large crowds, but the weather is still great for sightseeing and visiting landmarks, from the ancient Citadel to the lively Souks, and to enjoy the town’s cafe culture and culinary scene. In contrast, summer in Amman can get uncomfortably hot, which can limit outdoor daytime activities.
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