Amman City Tour

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Jordan day tour and more offer a one day tour to Amman city, to have the chance to spend your time visiting Amman’s must-see City sightseeing like the Roman theater, the citadel, Jordan Museum, King Abdullah Mosque, And Royal Automobile Museum.

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Start Time: 

9 Am

Duration:

 5 hours

Pickup location: 

Your Hotel In Amman

Sites: 

Amman Citadel, Roman Theater, King Abdallah Mosque, Jordan Museum,  

Include: 

  • English speaking driver 
  • hotel pick up and drop off 
  • Transport by private air-conditioned vehicle
  • Bottled water
  • Fuel surcharge

exclude:

  • Tour guides at local sites (optional)
  • Food and drinks
  • Gratuities
  • Entry/Admission 
  • other service not mentioned
  • travel insurance.

Price:

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