Amman Panorama Art Gallery

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About the Gallery

Discover the allure of local customs and the enchanting tales of One Thousand and One Nights come alive at Amman Panorama Art Gallery. Nestled facing the Roman Amphitheater in downtown Amman, this unique space beautifully combines the opulence of Roman civilization with the heartwarming essence of Amman’s culture. As you step into this captivating gallery, a tapestry of intricate artwork unfolds, depicting the city’s narrative through the skilled hands of distinguished Jordanian artists. Founded in 2008/2009, this venture emerged from a vision to display the region’s rich history through paintings, ceramics, and wood carvings. Immerse yourself in a celebration of art, preserving the essence of the region’s heritage, and come away with timeless memories of your journey through Amman. Now featuring the artistry of 24 local talents across 17 rooms within 5 historic houses, the gallery embodies a blend of passion, history, and creativity.

Recently, the gallery has introduced a range of new products created with love by local community members. These offerings include: jewelry and henna, soaps, phone photography art, and traditional breakfasts and other traditional meals.

We invite you to explore and support these unique creations, which showcase the talents and traditions of the Jordanian community.

The owner: Ayyad Ayyad, owner of the Amman Panorama Gallery, boasts more than 20 years of experience as a tourist guide. His life journey is defined by a deep connection to Jordan’s heritage and a commitment to community development. Raised in Amman, Ayyad’s early fascination with Jordan’s history and landscapes led him to become a tourist guide. At the heart of his career came to be the Amman Panorama Gallery, a cultural haven that celebrates the country’s art and craftsmanship. Ayyad’s gallery serves as a platform where local artists and artisans showcase their work, supporting the local economy and fostering a sense of unity. His legacy is that of a true ambassador for Amman, preserving its cultural heritage and bridging cultures.

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