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A shopping destination for the whole family that offers a wide selection of international brands, restaurants, coffee shops, 10 screen Cineplex and a family entertainment zone. It is also host to Jordan’s largest hypermarket, Carrefour.

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Showing 1–17 of 17 shopping spots

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Fruit and Vegetable Souk

Locate behind King Hussein Mosque in Downtown, vendors here deal in just about every fruit and vegetable imaginable. Stop here for a snack while walking around Wasit Al Balad.

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Rainbow Street

Rainbow Street was transformed in 2007 to make it a heritage attraction point. It's a great place to get a feel for the culture of modern Amman.

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Wakalat Street

Located in West Amman's trendy Sweifieh district, Wakalat Street is Jordan's first pedestrian only area. The street was closed off to cars in 2007. It was repaved and trees were planted.

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City Mall

A shopping destination for the whole family that offers a wide selection of international brands, restaurants, coffee shops, 10 screen Cineplex and a family entertainment zone.

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Mecca Mall

Enjoy dining, shopping, and entertainment at Mecca Mall. The mall includes 490 shops, mostly women’s fashion. It also includes a large supermarket, furniture stores, 22 restaurants, 8-screen Century Cinemas,a k

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Wakalat Street

Walak Street is a new street with big western stores for mostly clothes, furniture and sport. If it's shopping you're after, this street has a variety of international brand names to choose from.

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Rainbow Street

Along Rainbow Street, there is a great variety of shops and galleries such as Jordan River Design, Duinde Gallery, Jordan Valley Antique, Orient Antique Shop, and Balian Ceramics.

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Downtown Area (The Balad)

Shops in the downtown area sell everything from traditional clothes, to locally made juice and ice cream, perfumes, olive oil soap, Dead Sea products, and spices.

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Al-Afghani

Has an interesting selection of souvenirs, handicrafts, antiques, silver, and decorative items. Opposite Husseini Mosque Tel. +962 6 567 6650

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Al-Burgan Handicrafts

Handcrafted items, especially woven and embroidered 12 Tal'at Harb Street Behind Hotel InterContinental Jordan (Jebel Amman, 2nd Circle)

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Alexander the Great Gallery

Arts, antiques, jewelry, carpets Four Seasons Hotel, Shmeisani, 5th Circle Al-Kindi Street Tel. +962 6 550 5555

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Beit al-Bawadi

Ceramics and weavings Fawzi Qaw Street, Abdoun Tel. +962 6 593 0070 www.beitalbawadi.com

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Darat al Funun

Paintings and sculptures Nadeem Al Malah Street, near Lozmela Hospital, Jebel Al Weibdeh Tel. +962 6 4643252 www.daratalfunun.org

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Gold Souk

More than fifty gold and gold jewelry shops are located at the Gold Souk. Off King Faysal Street, Downtown

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Souq Jara (Flea market on Fridays)

A flea market organized by locals. People sell all kinds of home-made things such as bread, cookies, jam, rose water, cushions, beaded jewelry and others. 1st circle, Rainbow Street.

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Souq Jabal Al Hussain

Offer aromatic spices and Arabic delicacies, along with cheap products such as men and women’s clothing, you might find a few shops with handicraft or souvenirs for tourists.

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