Al Afghani Bazaar

Amman

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Al Afghani Bazaar

This long-standing souvenir store's roots go back to late 19th century Palestine, where the owning family first established a shop. It's packed to capacity with ceramics, jewellery, lamps, and all manner of tinkles born to make excellent gifts; a trip out of downtown to come here is certainly in order.

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addressPrincess Rahmah Bint Al-Hasan Street, Amman
openingHoursSat–Thu 10am–10pm, Fri 5pm–10pm
phone+962 7 9665 8021
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