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The museum was mostly closed so we saw few objects. The Dead Sea scrolls were available so we were not disappointed. There was a temporary exhibit on the second floor. When we were entering, we were stop and told it required another ticket. We did...More
My husband and I wanted to see the 1001 inventions and after visiting the downstairs museum headed upstairs. However, they did not allow us to go upstairs as it was one minute after 4pm and the museum actually closes at 5 pm. After 4, you...More
Unfortunately the Museum is currently under renovation so only part of the ground floor is opened (and the price of the ticket is not reduced!) However, there is already plenty of amazing artefacts to see and plenty to learn about Jordan's history.
At this time there is only one floor to see. That one floor is well worth the hour or so it takes to go through it. The room with the Dead Sea Scrolls was pretty cool. It is hard to imagine your are looking at...More
A reasonably new museum this has a number of interactive exhibits. It gives a good overview of the history and the current situation of modern Jordan. It is certainly worth visiting before visiting other sights in Jordan.
I loved my morning at the Jordan museum; this was my second visit and I found plenty of things to look at that I seem to have overlooked on my first visit. The Dead Sea scrolls are a must and the kids loved seeing their...More
The downstairs was very interesting, but small- I am thinking that they are doing some renovating to bring more in? The upstairs special exhibit on Inventions was interesting, but it was too interactive- more designed for older children than adults with the small movies- I...More
A beautiful modern museum that would have certainly deserved a fifth star if a major part was not under renovations. The small exhibition explains well the life in Jordan and you can see the famous Dead Sea scrolls as well as the Ain Ghazal statues,...More
There was only a small exhibition on show the day I went here - but it has some interesting facts about Jordanian life - eg the very small amount of water used in comparison to other areas. There are some wonderful exhibits and promises of...More
Well, other than the Dead Sea scrolls this museum has nothing to offer.The tickets are not very cheap and so I think for tourists this place is a waste of money and time!!
