Jabal Al Lweibdeh
Jabal Al Lweibdeh
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zuv
Bucharest, Romania36,717 contributions
Mar 2023 • Solo
An area that connects the old and the new city, under development, where new buildings have started to be built. That's the beautiful part. Here you can find Abdali Mall and the King Abdullah I Mosque. But there are a lot of ugly, unmaintained, sad buildings.
Written April 6, 2023
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gioisaac
Amman, Jordan133 contributions
Aug 2013 • Couples
One of the oldest Jabal "mountain" in Jordan, I love to walk there specially at night, it is calm somehow, and the old buildings add so much to the atmosphere. dont forget to eat Falafel from Abu Mahjoub.
Written September 2, 2013
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K72
Melbourne, Australia3,075 contributions
Jan 2019 • Solo
This area has three streets coming off Paris Square (which is,really a circle ) that have food, cafes, coffee shops etc.few shops and art shops scattered around too. Many things don't open til 1pm so a visit later in day is wise. I enjoyed strolling around the area. For me it was better than Rainbow Street.
Written January 20, 2019
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salvatore c
Boston, MA1 contribution
May 2015 • Solo
The most ridicules terrible country I have ever seen, The most ridicules terrible country I have ever seen with obnoxious unfriendly people
Written June 1, 2015
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nevenka2008
Palermo, Italy83 contributions
Aug 2013 • Family
Within walking distance from the center, the Roman amphitheater and the markets -"Suuk Amman", restaurants and pastry shops.
Written September 17, 2013
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cedar
Jordan61 contributions
Oct 2012 • Couples
Jabal means a mountain, and it's one of the oldest mountains that the city of Amman was built on.
It has nice buildings, lots of cafes and places to eat but what I love about Jabal al Weibdeh is that it has two places for art lovers; Darat al Funun and the Jordan National Gallery for fine arts.
The view of the Citadel from Jabal al Weibdeh for example is beautiful , you can get a nice view of Jabal Amman from Darat al Funun as well.
It's a quite mountain, and you can reach it from down town by "service".
I would recommend Jabal al weibdeh if you like art, or if you are looking for a quite place to eat drink or smoke argileh.
It has nice buildings, lots of cafes and places to eat but what I love about Jabal al Weibdeh is that it has two places for art lovers; Darat al Funun and the Jordan National Gallery for fine arts.
The view of the Citadel from Jabal al Weibdeh for example is beautiful , you can get a nice view of Jabal Amman from Darat al Funun as well.
It's a quite mountain, and you can reach it from down town by "service".
I would recommend Jabal al weibdeh if you like art, or if you are looking for a quite place to eat drink or smoke argileh.
Written February 9, 2013
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nazar k
Amman83 contributions
Nov 2012 • Family
Jabel Al Weibdeh ; an old city of Amman when you can see the old buildings and outlets, Ceramic Musiums, old Churchs and Mosques, enjoy different food including Falafel , Shawermas and others, do not forget to have a water pipe ( ARGELLA) while you are visiting the area, you can start your visit from Place Paris and the French Culture Centre.
Written November 23, 2012
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James L
Church Stretton, UK102 contributions
May 2015 • Couples
Spent three days at the nearby Hawa Guest house - the streets around Paris Circle are a great place to eat out or take in the scene in the evenings and a less crowded and fun alternative to Rainbow Street. We ate good local food at the Rakwet Cafe, had authentic Italian thin crust pizza at Oliva Cafe and even spotted genuine Jordanian hipsters at the Cafe Graffiti - all in Al Baouniyah Street. Local shops included fashion, pottery and an artisan jam maker. Spectacular views across to the Citadel.
Written May 26, 2015
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111leila
Amman, Jordan15 contributions
Jan 2014 • Solo
Many people (Including myself) used to live in Jabal (mountain) Weibdeh before moving to new areas in Amman.some still do.You can still see old beautiful houses.Some were turned to art galleries Like Jordan National Gallery opposite the old park,Darat Al-Funoun(very nice view of the Citadel) and Dar Al-anda . The Jordanian Artists Association location is there as well as their funtions .Lozmilla Hospital , The French Cultural Center next to Paris Circle and Terrasanta School for boys are some of the famous old places.In the summer Paris circle holds some events.It is worth visiting the place to see an art exhibit or an antique shop or event.
Written March 13, 2014
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Denise095
Canberra, Australia281 contributions
Sept 2013 • Couples
Go for a walk around this area, it is very interesting with some small local restaurants that are very good and well priced, and some cafes with good coffee. The Art Gallery is worth a visit and its neighbouring garden
Written October 1, 2013
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We need to eat Adas Soup and good frika.
Where in Jabal weibda?
We need to be served not to learn cooking
Written December 7, 2017
Try Rakwet cafe and restaurant.Your best bet for local cuisine.
You can find it in Google Maps as "Rakwet Arab Cafe"
Hope this helps
Written December 10, 2017
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