Living and Traveling in Jordan
Tal Alrumman is definitively worth the way from Amman or even further away. It is an exceptional location compromising of a restaurant, a pool area (will be charged to eat or use the pool), playgrounds, and an awesome woodshop. You will find Tal Alrumman halfway between Jerash and Amman, not far from King Talal Dam, …
Aroundtown is an App that helps you know what's going on in and around Amman. It features Restaurants, Events, and Promotions that are currently ongoing. You can search by location, by type of cuisine or aspects like shisha friendly, alcohol-free or family-friendly locations or events. The Design of the app is pretty good and hosts …
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Craving for home-cooked, tasty food but feeling too lazy or being too busy to actually cook is something utterly common! Fortunately, there are apps that can solve this problem. I have tried and used one of them several times, Bilforon (meaning literally: In the oven). Besides combining home-cooked meals with a digitalized ordering system and …
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Number six in this series is a guest post by Italian Greta Facile, a pizza- and cheese-lover living in Amman since February 2017. Mille Grazie to Greta for her views on life in Jordan as an Italian! If you love to explore more about living in Jordan please explore my Ultimate Guide to Living in …
After A German in Jordan and An American in Jordan, the third guest post in this series. I would like to give a big thanks to Joanna for her views and input and writing such a great post. Joanna is Polish, living in Jordan since August 2016. She loves traveling and exploring new places and …
Thanks much to Chelsea, a pet-loving, environmentally-friendly vegan from California who lives in Amman, writes about various topics such as health, environment, activism, and culture and of course food on her blog myammanlife.com/. See here her favorites in Amman, things she misses, and what you definitively need to know about living in Jordan as an …
