Travel to Jerash, an ancient city Founded by Alexander the Great in the 4th century BCE. Jerash flourished during the Roman, Byzantine, and Umayyad periods and is one of the best-preserved examples of a Greco-Roman city in the world. The site has many architectural wonders, including the impressive Hadrian’s Arch, the Oval Plaza, and the Temple of Artemis.
When you visit Jerash, you can walk along the colonnaded streets, explore the ancient theaters, and marvel at the intricate mosaics that decorate the city’s churches. Our tours in Jordan allow you to immerse yourself in Jerash’s rich history, timeless beauty, and many attractions.
Jerash Jordan
“Jerash is an ancient Greco-Roman city in northern Jordan, known for its remarkably well-preserved ruins and rich history dating back to the time of Alexander the Great.”
Curiosities about Jerash:
- Jerash is located in northern Jordan.
- The city was founded by Alexander the Great in the 4th century BCE.
- Jerash is one of the best-preserved examples of a Greco-Roman city in the world.
- Visitors require a visa to enter Jordan, and you can travel to Jerash from the capital city, Amman.
Visit Jerash
Walk along the colonnaded streets of Jerash, taking in the sights of the city’s impressive Hadrian’s Arch, Oval Plaza, and Temple of Artemis.
Explore the ancient theaters, including the South and North Theaters, which showcase the city’s love for the performing arts.
Marvel at the intricate mosaics that decorate the city’s churches, revealing the rich artistic heritage of Jerash.
Map of Jerash
Discover Jerash
- Hadrian’s Arch: Admire the impressive Hadrian’s Arch, built to honor the visit of Emperor Hadrian in 129 CE.
- Oval Plaza: Explore the unique Oval Plaza, a large and well-preserved public space surrounded by columns.
- Temple of Artemis: Visit the magnificent Temple of Artemis, dedicated to the city’s patron goddess.
- Colonnaded Streets: Stroll along the ancient colonnaded streets, lined with the remains of shops and homes.
- South Theater: Discover the South Theater, capable of seating over 3,000 spectators and still used today for performances.
- North Theater: Experience the more intimate North Theater, built for smaller performances and gatherings.
- Church Mosaics: Marvel at the intricate mosaics that adorn the floors of Jerash’s ancient churches.
Travel to Jerash
List of tours in Jordan that travel to Jerash.
Photos of Jerash
Images of the ancient city of Jerash showcasing its remarkably well-preserved ruins, impressive Hadrian’s Arch, Oval Plaza, and the timeless beauty of this Greco-Roman city in Jordan.
