Luxury Weekend in Amman
Jordan's marvellous capital city is a joy to explore over a leisurely weekend. The compelling culture and stunning sights make for an unforgettable getaway. Highlights include: ➣ Admire the Middle East's best art in the National Gallery of Fine Arts ➣ Taste wonderful Jordanian cuisine in the capital's renowned eateries ➣ Absorb Bedouin culture in the city handicrafts market You'll get a feel for Amman's ancient history as well as its incredible modern sights, while enjoying hidden local gems and luxury hospitality.
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Day 1 - Amman
- Transfer from Q.A.I. Airport to Amman
Day 2 - Amman
- Tour of Amman
- Lunch at Sufra
- Walk down Rainbow Street
Day 3 - Amman
- Visit the National Gallery of Fine Arts
- Visit a handicraft market
- Cooking Class at Beit Sitti Restaurant, Amman
Day 4
- Transfer from Amman to Q.A.I. Airport
Jordan is enjoyable at any time of year, although perhaps the best times are between March and May, and between September and November, when temperatures hover around 25 degrees Celsius. Summertime, from June to August, can be roasting hot, nudging 40 degrees, so follow the lead of the locals and take a nap after lunch to avoid the worst of the heat. Wintertime can get chilly, and can even see snowfall, although this does mean that you can enjoy more solitude at the sites. Even in winter Aqaba on the Red Sea enjoys beautifully warm weather and bright sunshine.
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