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From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price | |
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| Frankfurt (FRA) | Amman (AMM) | Round-trip / Economy | 1 Sep 2025 - 10 Sep 2025 | From EUR920* Last Seen 1 day ago | From Frankfurt To Amman Fare Type Round-trip Economy Dates 1 Sep 2025 - 10 Sep 2025 From EUR920 Last Seen 1 day ago |
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Experience the best of amazing Amman
Flights to Amman take you to a modern city that seamlessly brings past and present together.
From shopping hotspots in vibrant souks to the sights of the Citadel and Roman Theatre, there are so many experiences to enjoy in Jordan’s fascinating capital.
Head downtown to watch the world go by in a coffee house on Rainbow Street or explore the city’s major landmarks.
Go behind the fortified walls of the Citadel and take a walk through the ages or embrace the architectural beauty of one of the city’s many mosques.
Middle Eastern hospitality flows throughout this captivating city. Wander through a colourful, aromatic souk to sample street food and buy spices or locally produced soaps and artisanal handicrafts.
Book your flight tickets to Amman with Etihad to begin your Middle Eastern adventure.
What's the weather like in Amman?
Average temperature Average rainfall
JAN
8°C
6cm
FEB
9°C
6cm
MAR
12°C
4cm
APR
16°C
2cm
MAY
21°C
0cm
JUN
24°C
0cm
JUL
26°C
0cm
AUG
26°C
0cm
SEP
24°C
0cm
OCT
21°C
1cm
NOV
15°C
3cm
DEC
10°C
5cm
May to October benefit from the warmest temperatures so is an ideal time to book flights to Amman if you want to make the most of its beaches.
The climate is cooler the rest of the year, falling to lows of 8°C in January, making it a good time to explore the malls and museums.
Reasons to visit Amman
Visit the Roman Theatre
The remains of the city’s Roman Theatre are considered some of the most impressive in the world. Likely built during the reign of Antoninus Pius, this amphitheatre has been cut into the side of a hill and can seat up to 6,000 people.
As this is understandably one of Amman’s most popular attractions, visit at sunrise or sunset to avoid the crowds and the highest temperatures in summer. For a truly unforgettable experience, plan ahead and see a show in these incredible surroundings as the ancient theatre is still used as a venue for concerts.
Admire the Citadel
Perched atop Jabal Al Qala’a, the tallest hill in Amman, is the stunning Citadel – where the ancient royal city of the Ammonites, Rabbath Ammon stood. This is an amazing place to visit and features significant landmarks such as the Temple of Hercules and the Umayyad Palace.
Amongst the many wonders is a wall measuring 5,580 foot-long, which dates back to the Bronze Age, and a sixth-century church that celebrates the Byzantine era, as well as many more wonders to behold. If you’re a lover of history, this is the place for you when you fly to Amman.
Climb Mount Nebo
Take a day to visit Mount Nebo, just under an hour away by car from Amman. Mount Nebo is around 1,000 metres high and offers breathtaking views of Jordan. Once you reach the top, you’ll be able to see the Dead Sea, Bethlehem and when the skies are very clear, Jerusalem. Be sure to look for the Brazen Serpent Monument atop the mountain.
Mount Nebo is a sacred site and on the mountain you’ll find the Mount Nebo Monastery, first built in the fourth-century, and turned into a basilica in the Byzantine era. In here, you’ll find ancient mosaics. There’s also a tourism complex, containing the stories of Mount Nebo.
Things to know before you fly to Amman
Airport transfers
Amman Queen Alia International Airport is located about 20 miles from Amman city. There are several ways to travel between the two. You can pre-book your airport transfer with Etihad and have your driver waiting for you on arrival. Taxis, the Airport Express bus and car rental are also available.
Cultural considerations
Jordanians are warm and welcoming, so greeting people with a respectful smile is likely to be well received. Men and women should avoid tight-fitted clothing and cover their arms, legs and chest in more conservative areas or religious sites. If you’re visiting a mosque, you’ll likely need to cover your head.
Getting around Amman
There are a variety of transport options to help you get around Amman. If you’re looking to navigate the city, hopping from point-to-point, look out for yellow private taxis or white public taxis. City buses are the most cost-effective way to get from one part of the city to another.
Local cuisine
Jordanian food wears its influences well, with inspiration from North Africa, the Middle East and the Mediterranean all to be found here. Enjoy tasty falafel – ground, spiced and deep fried chickpeas – delicious tabbouleh with parsley, garlic, tomatoes and bulgar wheat, or feast on a moreish shawarma kebab.
Flying to Amman: FAQs
Where should I stay in Amman?
Staying in vibrant downtown Amman means you’ll be close to lots of the key attractions. This is where you’ll find Roman ruins, the Citadel, art galleries and many of the historic mosques. It’s also a great place to relax in one of the bustling cafes or souks in and around Rainbow Street.
How do I get from Amman to Petra?
You might want to join an organised bus tour to take you from Amman to Petra, but you could also explore by taxi or a hire car. The journey will take around three hours, and you’d be wise to set off early if you’d rather avoid the crowds.
What is Amman famous for?
Jordan’s capital city is famed for its unrivalled hospitality, and the locals have been warmly welcoming visitors for centuries. Although lively and modern, Amman is also known for its ancient ruins and position as a gateway to Petra and the rest of Jordan.
Why we love Amman
"Amman is unlike anywhere else in the world. Explore the cafes off Rainbow Street for baklava and Arabic coffee or visit the vibrant souks for gifts to remind you of your Middle Eastern adventure. When the sun is out, take a seat pavement-side or in one of the plant-covered rooftop bars."
Why fly to Amman with Etihad?
Create your perfect trip to the Middle East with Etihad, starting with your flight to Amman. At your departure airport, guests can arrange lounge access to start their journey off relaxed and refreshed.
As soon as you board your flight, it’s time to recline your seat and get comfortable before tuning into thousands of hours of inflight entertainment with E-BOX or stream from your own device.
Look forward to fresh and seasonal food inspired by your destination and a full selection of complimentary drinks as you soar towards Jordan.
All long-haul guests can snuggle up with full-sized blankets and pillows, with options to upgrade to Economy Space or bid for an Economy Neighbour-Free seat.
Business and First guests can stretch out on a fully-flat bed, with the chance to dine at a time of your choice with our Dine Anytime service.
*Aircraft, cabins and services may vary by route and flight. You can check this when you search for your flight. This page was last updated Sept 2019.
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