“Is it always this lively?” a woman asked her husband, clutching his arm as they navigated the bustling crowds. Palms Plaza, a vibrant hub of activity, throbbed around them. Palms Plaza, an expansive plaza spanning a vast 20,000 square meters, buzzed with the energy of Amman. Renovated in 2014 and named in honor of Jordan’s esteemed royal family, the Hashemites, Palms Plaza served as a dynamic gathering place for locals and tourists alike. Open spaces dotted with bubbling fountains and verdant gardens offered moments of tranquility amidst the urban bustle. The aroma of strong coffee wafted from charming cafes, beckoning visitors to relax and soak in the lively ambiance. Palms Plaza wasn’t merely a place to pass through; it was an experience, a testament to Amman’s rich cultural tapestry. Flanking the plaza stood two remarkable testaments to Amman’s ancient past: the Roman Theatre and the Odeon. These architectural marvels, remnants of a bygone era, stood in stark yet harmonious contrast to the modern cityscape. And as if guarding over this cultural treasure, the majestic Citadel Hill loomed in the distance, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the plaza below.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to