Cheap Flights to Amman (AMM)
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dealchecker’s guide to Amman
Amman has taken a western outlook on development and modernisation which means that whilst it is still distinctly Arabic it is also thoroughly contemporary, throwing off its past to look forward to a bright future. The west of the city is prosperous whilst the east is less so, but you can find cheap Amman hotels in both halves.
Flights To Amman
The average duration of a flight to Amman from the UK is five to six hours, and direct Amman flights are available from several airports. Queen Alia International Airport is the largest in Jordan and the one at which all cheap flights to Amman touch down. With 20 miles to the city it can take an hour or more to get to your accommodation after Amman flights land.
Getting Around Amman
It is possible to hire a car in the city and car rental in Amman will allow you to keep your own timetable for travel, although parking can be sparse in the centre. Buses are not labelled in English but taxis are common and service taxis operate like miniature buses for tourists and locals alike.
What To See In Amman
Although Amman is a modern city it still has traces of its past on show, the most significant of which is the Citadel where ancient ruins and the National Archaeological Museum reside to keep you informed. The Roman Theatre is another crumbling monument to the past and even the art at Darat al-Funun is placed upon a backdrop of ruins from the Byzantine period.