Roman Theatre, Nymphaeum, Citadel (Jabal al-Qal'a), Temple of Herakles, Byzantine Church, Ummayad Palace, National Archaeological Museum, Darat al Funun, Rainbow St., Makan House, Al Balad Theater,

Airport - Most travelers to Amman (and to Jordan) will arrive via Queen Alia International Airport. For most western visitors, entry visas to Jordan can be purchased at the airport, if not already obtained from a Jordanian consulate overseas.
Shopping - Amman has numerous antique dealers littered throughout the city. Those located in the western parts of the city will most likely be serviced by those with a competent grasp of the English language, but you run the risk of the items being a bit overpriced. For the more adventurous, some of the best tourist shopping can be done in downtown Amman (the Balad). Shopping in the Balad has a more primitive feel with shop after shop filled with wares and prices not always clearly marked and extremely negotiable.

Hotels

Radisson Sas Hotel - Al Hussein Bin Ali Street, +962 6 560 7100

Amman West Hotel - Mahmoud Abidi St, +6/465/7615

Amman Crown Hotel - Tv & Radio Station Rd, +6/4758180

Commodore Hotel Amman - Abed Al Hammed Sharaf, +6/560185

Alia Hotel Amman - Queen Alia Intl Airport, +6/445/1000

Cafe\Restaurants

L'Incontro - Grand Hyatt Amman, Hussein Bin Ali Street,Tel: +962 6 465 1234

Bourj Al Hamam - InterContinental Jordan, Queen Zein Street, +962 6 464 1361

Fakher Al-Deen Restaurant - Jabal Amman, between 1st and 2nd Circles, +962 6 465 2399

Reem Al Bawadi - 8th Circle, +962 6 551 5419

Kan Zaman Restaurant - Kan Zaman Village, +962 4 126 449