Amman

Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a vibrant and rapidly evolving city with a population of around five million. As the country’s political, economic, and cultural hub, it’s a compelling base for digital nomads seeking a blend of history and modernity. Built across 19 hills, Amman’s landscape is defined by its distinct jabals (hills) and wadis (valleys), creating diverse neighborhoods each with its own character.

With roots stretching back to the 8th millennium BC, Amman has been shaped by numerous civilizations – from the Ammonites and Romans to more recent waves of migration. This rich history is visible in East Amman, where cultural sites thrive, while West Amman offers a more contemporary, commercial atmosphere. Expect a dynamic, resilient city that balances tradition with a forward-looking energy.