Aqaba, situated on the Red Sea at the southern tip of Jordan, is an accessible destination for those interested in exploring the rich history of this region. The Aqaba Archaeological Museum is located in the house of Sharif Hussein Bin Ali, which itself is a historic artifact.
Travelers can fly into King Hussein International Airport (AQJ), which is Aqaba's main airport. From there, you can take a taxi or rent a car to reach the museum, which is roughly a 15-minute drive away.
If you are coming from Amman, Jordan's capital, the museum is approximately a 4-hour drive via the Desert Highway. Visitors can also reach Aqaba by bus operated by reputable companies such as JETT and Trust International Transport.
Aqaba also hosts a port with ferries arriving from and departing to Nuweiba in Egypt. From the port, the museum is just a short drive away.
Using public transportation within Aqaba is an option, with local minibusses and taxis available to navigate around the city. Numerous taxis can be found throughout Aqaba, offering convenient access to the museum.
Aqaba Archaeological Museum
Al-Hammamat Al-Tunisyya Street,
Next to the Aqaba Flagpole,
Aqaba, Jordan
Please check the latest opening hours and days before your visit, as these can change seasonally or due to special events.
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