The 10 walking tours travellers book most in Jordan. What you actually see, how long it takes, and what you pay.
Amman walking tour mixing King Abdullah Mosque, Jebel Al-Weibdeh art, Roman Theatre views, and downtown street-food tastings.
“The tour great. Got to see all main heritage sites of significance, mingle with the locals as we wandered through the markets, shops and cafe's. visited a few out of the way spots and tasted authentic Jordanian national treats. Great afternoon. Shukra Hussein”
Private downtown Amman walking tour with a local guide: Grand Husseini Mosque, souqs, Duke of Mukhyber’s house, Kunafa, Roman-site passes.
“Guide gave me a detailed walk through the back alleys and markets of the central district around the mosque.”
A 3-hour small-group walking food tour in Amman with 10 tastings, including mansaf and kunafa, starting on Rainbow Street.
“Being our first time in Jordan we wanted to immerse ourselves into the culture. We couldn’t have picked a better tour. Our guide Jumana made us feel like family. She took us through the local market sampling many different foods. She also sharRead more”
A private Amman downtown street-food walk that mixes Citadel and Roman Theatre with falafel, kunafeh, shawarma, mint tea, and more.
“Sam was our tour guide. He made the day so enjoyable. He was eager to please and supplied us with culture and eats. Loved the tour learned so much about Amman and want to return as a result.”
Evening Aqaba walking tour with seafront sights, fish market Sayadieh tastings, souk snacks, Fort views, and $35 value.
“The walking and food tasting tour with Mohammed ticks many boxes at once. He seems to be the only person offering walking tours of Aqaba of any kind and supper is included along the way while tasting many different Arabian/Jordanian specialities and meeting many difRead more”
Food-first small-group walk in Amman’s downtown souqs, starting at Grand Husseini Mosque and ending with Habibah kunafa.
“The visit and Jordanian food samples at Habibea and Hashem were excellent and well worth the visit. The bird and meat markets were very interesting and we would not have found them on our own. Our guide was very helpful. He was slow to,get motivated but it went well in the end.”
Taste old Aqaba via Khabni tea, Souq al Khodra markets, and spice shops, with sweets and street food on a 3-hour walk.
“Abed is a wonderful guide. Excellent English language skills, warm, charming, witty and humorous. He had arranged a wonderful foodie tour for us. As all good meals should, we started with something sweet as we strolled to an amazing bakery for a traditional dessert. (Just Read more”
Private walking tour in Amman with an English/Arabic guide, top sights like the Roman Theatre and Jordan Museum, plus falafel and kunafeh.
“I highly recommend this tour with Munir you will definitely be satisfied. He explained every detail well, nice and funny, an entire afternoon and evening in Amman passed really quickly in good company”
Taste Amman on a private 2-hour walk: Jabal Al-Lweibdeh, downtown markets, local art stops, and the Roman Theatre.
“We had a great experience with our guide. He had a lot of knowledge about the city and took us with him to very cool and important sites in the city. We had time to do some shopping, have snacks and take pictures during our tour.”
Private walking tour of Amman’s Rainbow Street and Jabal Al-Weibdeh, with optional street food, Citadel/Roman Theater, and wine tasting.
“Our driver was the lovely Basel.He was amusing and so laidback nothing was ever too much trouble. We did this during Ramadan in April and picked the 6pm slot. Tip: during Ramadan best to pick an earlier or later slot as by 6pm everything was shutting down for Iftar but it sRead more”
