15 km from Wadi al-Seer, the Caves of the Prince, close to Al Qasr, are southwest of Amman and are great for a day tour.
It was founded in 1982 and developed into an active group in August 2007 by a former Jordanian National Team cyclist. They provide fun active weekend cycling and hiking trips, supporting all levels of fitness all around Jordan.
Offers tours and weekly trips to the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea.
جبل القلعة, Jabal al-Qal'a
A national historic site at the center of downtown Amman. Its history represents significant civilizations that stretched across continents and prospered for centuries, as one empire gave rise to the next. Settlement at the Citadel extends over 7,000 years.
The museum hosts a small but interesting collection of antiquities from all over Jordan. Fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls which used to be housed here are now being transferred to the new National Museum of Jordan (see below).
Roman period remains.
In the northern portion of the Citadel, it offers a great view of Amman.