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From the little roundabout at 1st Circle (from IHG), amble your way past the bookshops and mini markets of narrow Rainbow Street, in Amman's most walkable quarter. The mix of everyday commerce with pavement cafes and antique emporia is enticing. This street is a destination...More
Drove by here via taxi on last day of Aide Holidays and many shops were closed. Looks like there are many restaurants and only a couple were open. Wished we had more time to take a walking tour of entire several blocks of street.
Rainbow street it has a lot off choices drink ice cream food shesha ( huka ) walking read a book and most of that shop are very old and good renovated to meet you
This place is coming shut down during Ramadan at lunch. The only restaurant that was open was wild jordan cafe. In the night it comes alive. We walked around from one end to the other. There are small falafel places, cafes with beautiful views of...More
I feel like I have walked down the wrong street as I was expecting so much more! Yes I am here during Ramadan so expect things to be quieter but we came to enjoy at meal at Iftar time and the street still seemed like...More
I walked here 4 times during the 3 days I was in Amman. Unfortunately, during Ramadan almost everything is closed until sunset. There are some great restaurants and a few good gift shops along the way. At the very end of the street, a couple...More
A walk along Rainbow Street is a must-do if you are visiting Amman. The cobblestone streets are lined with little shops and restaurants and you can get good food at literally any of them. Rainbow Street is perfect for an early morning or evening stroll....More
All tourists and locals come in the evening to the cafes and restaurants. It did not appeal us much. Normal cafes and nothing extra ordinary.
Yes, Art Deco appears in the architecture and wrought iron gates and windows of the old homes of Jebel Amman, from the first circle, and down, flaking Rainbow street on both sides. In the 50s and 60s, This area boasted the best school for girls,...More
My only complaint with Rainbow Street is that it is a tourist magnet — which could be a good thing or a bad thing. They cater well to foreigners, which is good. Most of all though, the food on this street is the best in...More
