Jordan's Museums Official Website
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The Petra Museum contains 280 artifacts, dating back to different ages. The exhibition consists of five halls showing the history of Petra, information about the Nabataea’s way of life, their civilization.
Petra
The national museum of Jordan, The Jordan Museum aims to preserve, and present, the country’s rich cultural heritage. A gateway to Jordan’s tourism, the museum is a learning center that shares knowledge in many engaging ways.
Amman
The first interactive children’s museum in Jordan opened its doors to the public in 2007.
Amman
Marble portrait of the Roman emperor who reigned 161 to 180 AD. His statues were raised in cities across the Roman Empire; this portrait was in the exedra of the Qasr al-Bint Temple in Petra. An inscription reveals that it was set there by the governor of Provincia Arabia, Publius lulius Geminius Marcianus.
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Daughter of Zeus and Aphrodite and protector of the ancient city of Philadelphia (modern day Amman) governed the fortune and prosperity of Philadelphia amongst other cities in the region in the old Hellenistic period while keeping the region safe from any incoming force.
This mysterious figure is one of the world’s oldest human statues. It is
among 32 plaster statues discovered in Amman in the 1980s, not far
from The Jordan Museum.
The Petra Museum contains 280 artifacts, dating back to different ages. The exhibition consists of five halls showing the history of Petra, information about the Nabataea’s way of life, their civilization.
Petra
The national museum of Jordan, The Jordan Museum aims to preserve, and present, the country’s rich cultural heritage. A gateway to Jordan’s tourism, the museum is a learning center that shares knowledge in many engaging ways.
Amman
The first interactive children’s museum in Jordan opened its doors to the public in 2007.
Amman
The idea of opening a museum of Jordanian stamps came during the tenure of His Excellency the Minister of Communications, Mr. Saeed Al-Tal, in 1979.
Amman
