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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Jerash Visitor Center?
- Jerash Visitor Center is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 2,301 reviews.
- Where is Jerash Visitor Center located?
- 7VGR+9HJ, Jerash, Jordan
- How can I contact Jerash Visitor Center?
- Website: zcreations.com
Perhaps the best preserved Roman city outside Europe. The place is well maintained, part of the 'jordan pass'. There is a Zeus temple, Roman artifacts and also the Muslim signs. It's quite big. Infact it feels like walking into the history. There are two amphitheater or 'collosium' , both are nicely preserved. Don't forget to help the local economy. Highly recommended.
Good visitor center / museum. Much better descriptions than the main museum inside the site. There's 4 good Roman-era statues here which were recently found in the eastern baths.
Amazing old city. If you imagine that was built so many years ago you will blow your mind about the detail. Stunning
“The ancient ruins of Jerash are truly impressive, encompassing a vast site that took us nearly half a day to explore fully. You can leisurely absorb the history and information without feeling rushed.
The place is lively but not overwhelmingly crowded. Along the way, you’ll encounter vendors, although I’d rate them 4 out of 5, unfortunately. Unlike other locations, some in Jerash can be a bit pushy, not all but a few.
My advice is to be cautious when allowing anyone to take your picture, even if they seem skilled. It’s better to approach fellow tourists for photos. In our case, the individual who offered to take our picture almost forcibly demanded a fixed fee of 10 JOD for just 5 minutes of photography. It would have been more considerate if they had mentioned a donation instead after insisting it’s up to you.
The place is lively but not overwhelmingly crowded. Along the way, you’ll encounter vendors, although I’d rate them 4 out of 5, unfortunately. Unlike other locations, some in Jerash can be a bit pushy, not all but a few.
My advice is to be cautious when allowing anyone to take your picture, even if they seem skilled. It’s better to approach fellow tourists for photos. In our case, the individual who offered to take our picture almost forcibly demanded a fixed fee of 10 JOD for just 5 minutes of photography. It would have been more considerate if they had mentioned a donation instead after insisting it’s up to you.
Amazing experience and one of the well preserved Roman architecture outside Rome itself!
Jerash Archaeological site is a total blast! Stepping in feels like time-traveling – you're hit with ancient vibes and incredible history. The ruins, especially Hadrian's Arch and the fabulous amphitheaters, are mind-blowing. It's like exploring a real-life adventure! If you're into history, Jerash is a total game-changer – an epic journey into the past! 🏛️Don't forget your scarf or hat and make sure to carry plenty of water while exploring Jerash Archaeological site. Keeping cool and hydrated will ensure you have the best time soaking in all that fascinating history under the sun! ☀️🧢💧Also this area is accessible with Jordan Pass.
wonderful tour in Amman. it cannot be forgotten. well worth a morning or afternoon around Jerash. accessible ticket. there is a restaurant available on site, and a huge amount of handicrafts. I recommend the visit.
Jerash was a cool place to visit while in Amman. Only about an hour drive, if you already have the Jordan Pass, you are covered. I spent about 1.5 hours there. Walked around the ruins, some were very well preserved. It wasn’t too crowded when I went (Sunday afternoon).
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