Irbid Governorate Travel Guide

Jordan

The exterior of the Dar As-Sarra Museum with stone walls, arched windows, and a central entrance.
Ancient ruins with columns and a hillside in the background.
Ancient stone columns and ruins in a historical site.
Ancient stone ruins with a partially intact amphitheater and a cave-like structure.
A stone structure with a rectangular opening and a circular opening.

Popular cities in Irbid Governorate

The exterior of the Dar As-Sarra Museum with stone walls, arched windows, and a central entrance.
Irbid
Known for Universities, Archaeology and anthropology and Cafes
Get away to Irbid! Enjoy the university life, archaeology and coffee.

Reasons to visit

  • Dar As-Saraya Museum
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Ancient ruins with columns and scattered sheep on a hillside.
Tabaqat Fahl
Known for Ruins, Small town and Universities
Settled for more than 6,000 years, this is one of the world’s most archaeologically important sites, with vestiges from various dynasties.

Reasons to visit

  • Pella Museum
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Waqqas
Waqqas
Head to Umm Qais Ruins and Gan HaShlosa National Park—just two of the sights around Waqqas.
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Ancient stone columns and ruins in a historical site.
Umm Qais
Known for Historical and Museums
Escape to Umm Qais! Enjoy its history and museums.
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Ramtha
Ramtha
Known for Universities
Get away to Ramtha! Enjoy the university life and more.
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Bushra
Bushra
Venture to Umm Qais Ruins and Arabella Mall—just two of the sights around Bushra.
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Stay near popular Irbid Governorate attractions

Ancient stone steps leading up a hill with columns and ruins.

Pella Museum

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The fascinating ruins of one of Jordan’s most important archaeological sites stand amid the striking countryside of the Jordan Valley.
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