Amman is a city that is definitely worthy of visiting. Not even visiting - you need to live at least a week. I did not meet such mental people as Jordanians anywhere. Well, of course, they live in the kingdom of this politeness, friendliness and readiness to always come to the aid of the tourist. Several times when I wandered on his close curved streets and asked the road, I didn't just explained, and they threw all your affairs, took the hand and accompanied until the right place and this is despite the fact that English Jordanians understand badly, but innate upbringing did not allow They pass by me or just wave as a hand in the right direction. A visit to this city is still good and the fact that literally in step accessibility there are several magnificent attractions: an ancient amphitheater, which is well preserved and the ruins of the old city with Acropolia, the old church and part of the old urban wall. And if the amphitheater is almost in the center of the city, then in Philadelphia - the old name of Amman, and now the place where the ruins are located, you need to rise to the mountain, which offers stunning views of the city.
I got the impression that this is a comfortable city for a tourist. Many hotels of different price categories, a large number of cafes in which you can have a delicious and cheap snack, have something to see - museums of various orientation, entrance to most or free or for a symbolic fee.
Amman is located on the hills, the whole consists of descents and lifts and this irregularity of the terrain creates amazing acoustics and when Muzzin begins his prayer, the sound literally envelops you. He does not go to the sky like in Istanbul, he penetrates each cell of the body and permeates you from the inside. This is the sound of Amman - the capital of Jordan.
