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Qaṣr Al Hallābāt Museum

It is located in Al Hallābāt Region in Aḍ Ḍulayl District, Az Zarqāʼ Governorate. It was opened in 2008 within the visitor center at Qaṣr Al Hallābāt.

It is considered a “site museum”, which means that all pieces within the museum belong to the same site. Al allābāt site includes Palace, Umayyad Mosque, surrounding houses, the Birkah (reservoir), and the bathhouse “Hammām Aṣ Ṣarāḥ”.

The museum includes 150 different artefacts such as inscriptions, marble crowns, statues, mosaics, glass pieces, and pottery objects.


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  • GovernorateZarqa

  • Opening Hours

    Summer8:00 AM - 7:00 PM

    Winter8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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    • Accessible for people with disabilities

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