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Flights from cities from Romania to Amman

Cheap flights from Romania to Amman

Direct flights

  • 18 Oct (Fri)Bucharest - Amman
    Tarom
    direct
  • 25 Oct (Fri)Bucharest - Amman
    Tarom
    direct
  • 1 Nov (Fri)Bucharest - Amman
    Tarom
    direct
  • 4 Nov (Mon)Bucharest - Amman
    Tarom
    direct
  • 8 Nov (Fri)Bucharest - Amman
    Tarom
    direct

Flights with stopovers

  • 1 Nov (Fri)Bucharest - Amman
    Wizz Air
    1 layover
  • 2 Nov (Sat)Bucharest - Amman
    Wizz Air Malta
    1 layover
  • 3 Nov (Sun)Bucharest - Amman
    Aegean Airlines
    1 layover
  • 4 Nov (Mon)Bucharest - Amman
    Wizz Air
    1 layover
  • 6 Nov (Wed)Bucharest - Amman
    Wizz Air Malta
    1 layover

Amman, the enchanting capital of Jordan, is a fascinating destination for history lovers. Situated on seven ancient hills, the city boasts an impressive historical heritage spanning multiple millennia.


Starting with ruins from the Roman period, Amman houses the imposing remnants of the Temple of Hercules and the Nymphaeum complex, with ornate fountains and covered walkways. The Roman citadel dominates the urban landscape, offering a captivating glimpse into the city's glorious past.


To explore this period in more detail, the Amman Archaeological Museum is an essential stop. Here, you can admire remarkable artifacts, inscriptions, and architectural masterpieces from the Roman era, including the famous mosaic of the bear from Philadelphia.


But Amman is not just about its Roman heritage. The city also hosts fascinating vestiges from the Islamic period, including the 7th-century Husseini Mosque and the ruins of the Umayyad Palace, a magnificent example of Abbasid architecture.


To truly immerse yourself in local history, we recommend visiting the Traditional Popular Museum in Amman. Here you will discover customs, crafts, and ways of life of the Jordanian people throughout time, through captivating exhibits such as traditional costumes, tools, and household items.


Of course, the best way to explore Amman's past is to wander through its labyrinth of old streets and bustling markets. Stop at a traditional café to savor aromatic tea and listen to the locals' stories about days gone by.


Don't forget to also visit the archaeological sites in the surrounding area, such as Jerash and Petra, to broaden your knowledge of the ancient civilizations that have influenced this region.


Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply wish to immerse yourself in the local culture, Amman offers a unique opportunity to discover an authentic and fascinating historical heritage.