متحف دار السرايا Dar As-Saraya Museum

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• Mohammed Hussaein

  14 April 2018

  The building known as Dar al-Saraya (Ottoman Administrative building ) is located over Irbid archaeological tell , after the acquisition of the building by Department of Antiquities in 1994 , a conservation work had been carried out for the building and it was transformed to an archaeological museum in 06/02/2007.
  The museum consists of seven halls, six of which are the original
  Ottoman building style. chronological exhibition distributed in another three large rooms introducing Jordan civilization. Besides, there are three rooms consists of special topics such as mining, sculptures and mosaics ,seals, jewelry, , Islamic inscriptions thamudic and Arabic.

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• Mohd Salam Younes

  03 February 2018

  Good and valuable presentation of Jordanian past

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• Zaid Rabab'a

  15 January 2018

  Very ancient, rich of old Romans tools

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• Mohammed Ghalib Al Taleb

  22 October 2017

  Enjoying places

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• Mohammad AlHasan

  29 August 2017

  Not open most of the time and it's just disappointing to go through the whole waiting to see an empty space with low maintenance.

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• Przemek Kuczyński

  09 May 2017

  Great museum, showing a review of history of the their lands since bronze age to Ottoman period. Placed in an Ottoman ex-prison.

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• EYAD HAMAD

  21 April 2017

  nice place

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• Tarek S.

  29 October 2016

  Have only seen one live music performance here, but I'm definitely going more often!

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• Malek Tubaishat

  13 October 2016

  very Good but need places for visitors to sit

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• Mohannad Safadi

  08 April 2016

  I really enjoyed this museum. It is one of two main museums in Irbid. It is really cool because originally the structure was an Ottoman Castle, abandoned, turned into a prison, and finally turned into a museum. The architecture of the building is typical Ottoman style with beautiful rocks, and the museum itself has many artifacts to see. Especially mosaics floors they have taken from older excavation sited. The entrance is not expensive and is a must visit if you are in Irbid.

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• Sarah Nasser

  14 March 2016

  I love it

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• Tareq Badawneh

  21 November 2015

  not a lot of things

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