Al-Hussein Park

#aprilblooms #al-hussein Park What is Al-Hussein Park? • Al-Hussein Park (حدائق الحسين) is a large public park located in Amman, the capital city of Jordan. • It’s named after King Hussein bin Talal, the late King of Jordan who ruled from 1952 until 1999. ⸻ ✨ Main Features • Cultural Village: A beautiful area showcasing traditional Jordanian architecture, handicrafts, and small museums. It’s designed to reflect Jordan’s diverse cultural heritage. • The Royal Automobile Museum: A popular museum inside the park that displays King Hussein’s personal collection of classic cars and motorcycles — from historic vehicles to luxury sports cars. • The Children’s Museum Jordan: A fantastic, interactive museum focused on science, play, and creativity for kids and families. • Mosque of King Hussein: A striking, modern mosque built nearby, recognizable by its large white domes and located at one of the highest points in Amman. • Walking Trails and Open Spaces: The park is full of wide green spaces, landscaped gardens, and walking/jogging tracks, perfect for family outings, sports, or just relaxing. ⸻ ☀️ Atmosphere • Very peaceful, clean, and safe. • Popular with families, joggers, and people who want to enjoy a picnic or a sunset. • It’s especially lively during weekends and holidays, sometimes hosting public events, markets, and festivals. ⸻ 📍 Location and Access • Address: Northwest Amman, close to areas like Dabouq and Al-Jubaiha. • Transportation: Best reached by car or taxi, although some public buses also pass nearby. Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -