Amman Roman Theater Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Amman Roman Theater. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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It currently costs foreign tourists 2 Jordanian dinars (JOD) to enter the Amman Roman Theater, while Jordanian passport holders pay a discounted rate of 0.25 Jordanian dinars. The entrance fee includes access to an on-site museum, the Martyr’s Church, and several other nearby historical sites.

Built during the 2nd century, with enough seats to hold 6,000 spectators in its heyday, this ancient landmark is a reminder of when Jordan was part of the Roman Empire. Today, it’s one of the most popular historical attractions in the capital, and famed for its panoramic views.

The best months to visit the Amman Roman Theater are the shoulder seasons: either September and October or March-May. Winters can get surprisingly frigid in Amman and the Roman Theater closes early during winter afternoons. Summer temperatures are famously scorching, so the milder seasons of fall and spring are ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Yes, Amman Roman Theater is centrally located, making it easy for independent travelers to reach. However, as with many ancient archaeological sites, it can be tough to understand the significance of the historic setting without someone to decode the ruins. If you can, visit the Roman Theater with a guide.

Yes, you can visit the Amman Roman Theater on a guided tour. It’s a popular stop on many itineraries through the capital. Some tours focus on Amman’s top sights—such as the Citadel and King Abdullah Mosque—while others combine sightseeing with trips to Jerash or even food tastings.