How To Reach North Theater

Reaching the North Theater in Jerash, Jordan

Welcome to your guide on how to get to the historical North Theater in the ancient city of Jerash. Below you will find the best ways to travel to this remarkable destination that is rich in culture and history.

By Air

Jerash does not have its own airport, so the nearest gateway by air is the Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) in Amman. Upon landing, you have a variety of options to reach Jerash.

By Car/Taxi

If you're coming from Amman, you can rent a car or take a taxi. The distance to Jerash is approximately 50 kilometers and the drive should take around an hour depending on traffic.

By Bus

From the northern bus station in Amman, known as the Tabarbour bus station, you can catch a direct mini-bus to Jerash. The journey takes about 1 to 1.5 hours depending on traffic and stops.

Guided Tours

Many tour operators offer day trips to Jerash from Amman and other tourist destinations. This can be a convenient way to visit as transportation and a guided tour of the ancient ruins, including the North Theater, are typically included.

Additional Tips

• Ensure you have Jordanian Dinar for bus fares or taxi services as other currencies may not be readily accepted for these services.
• If you're driving, there are parking facilities near the main entrance of the Jerash archaeological site.
• Bus schedules can sometimes be irregular, so plan accordingly and consider arriving early at the bus station for the best selection of departure times.

Once you arrive in Jerash, the North Theater is located within the archaeological park and is easily accessible by foot. Enjoy your visit to one of the most preserved Roman provincial towns in the world!