Overview

The Royal Automobile Museum is located in Al Hussain Gardens, Al Madina Medical Road.

It has all the Royal cars since the establishment of the Emirate of Jordan.

Contents of the Royal Automobile Museum

The Royal Automobile Museum dates to an important part of Jordan’s political history.

The exhibits also reflect the history of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan through cars from the reign of King Abdullah I

to the reign of King Abdullah II.

More recently, it has contained many cars and bikes that are not related to Jordan’s kings,

such as a 19th-century bicycle, Bugatti and other rare vehicles.

The visitor also experiences the atmosphere of the most important events that influenced the history of Jordan through cars,

by providing some of the sites of cars presented with video clips and duplicate scenes and pictures

of the archive showing the story of each car and the occasion used.

The beginning of the history of cars begins with King Abdullah I, who used him to accomplish his daily work,

his regular visits to Jerusalem and the Arabian tribes in the Badia.

The history of the cars also sheds light on the life of King Hussein Bin Talal and highlights aspects of his career.

One of the most important collections of the museum: an open car of the type of Lincoln Capri,

in 1952, was used by King Hussein Bin Talal during his studies in England, also used in a ceremony crowned on May 1953.