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Royal Automobile museum 
If you want to see a big part of Jordanian history you must visit this amazing Musume  
Which contains royal cars From the date of the reign
of King Abdullah I Bin Al Hussein, the founder of the Jordanian state
to the reign of King Abdullah II Bin Al Hussein.
Also, you will find cars returned to an old history
like A bicycle from the 19th century, a Bugatti and other rare cars.
Which let you amazed by the civilization that was in Jordan.
If you have a chance to visit this spectacular  musume you will
live the most important events that have endured Jordanian history
via cars, on each car there is a video about the story, history, and the events that used in 
One of the most important collections of the museum that takes
you back in time to ancient moments,
leaving an impact on the history of Jordan in your mind:
The 1952 Lincoln Capri Convertible was
used by King Hussein Bin Talal (may Allah have mercy on him)
during his study in England and was also used in his coronation ceremony in May 1953.
Aston Martin »1952 was the first sports car owned
by the young Hussein before returning from London to Amman to ascend the throne.
A rare 1936 Alves was owned by Iraq's second King
Ghazi bin Faisal, who died in a car accident in 1939 six years after he ascended the throne. This rare car was found in a deserted area inside the desert and from there the Royal Court sent it to Britain for rehabilitation.
A plane «De Havilland Dove» model 1947.
The 1977 Ford, used by the late King in disguise, roams the streets of old Amman.
The museum exhibits the first car made in history in 1886, which came from a museum in Germany.
The Mercedes 2111 is one of six cars in the world that has never been built and is only found in the factory in Germany.
Red Ferrari and hand-made 1989 model
The only green BMW in the world that goes down inside the car and does not open outside
Armored tank-like used by Lawrence of Arabia.
This Musume receives 125,000 visitors annually, ranking third in terms of tourist attraction index

So, in my opinion, you should be one of the visitors to this amazing  Musume

note: you can visite Amman citadel, Roman

 Theater. Jordan Museum. King Abdullah

 Mosque on the same day

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