Located in King Hussein Park, Amman, the Royal Automobile Museum is a one-of-a-kind destination that showcases Jordan’s rich automotive history and the personal passion of His Majesty King Hussein for classic cars. Inaugurated in 2003 by King Abdullah II in honor of his late father, the museum offers a captivating journey through time with a remarkable display of over 70 vintage and rare vehicles.
Historic Car Collection
Features a curated selection of classic cars and motorcycles owned by King Hussein.
Vehicles range from early 20th-century models to iconic sports cars, reflecting Jordan’s evolution and royal milestones.
Thematic Exhibits
Displays are arranged chronologically and thematically, offering a visual narrative of Jordan’s modern history and its connection to the royal family.
Highlights include the 1952 Aston Martin DB2, a personal favorite of King Hussein, and rare pieces like the 1936 Cord 810 and 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing.
Interactive & Educational Features
Multimedia presentations and interactive displays engage visitors of all ages.
Educational programs and guided tours make it an enriching experience for both tourists and school groups.
Cultural Events & Car Shows
The museum regularly hosts special exhibitions, classic car gatherings, and cultural events, attracting car enthusiasts and history lovers alike.
Location: King Hussein Park, Amman
Opening Hours: Open daily; check the official website for current hours and holiday closures
Facilities: On-site parking, gift shop, accessible pathways, and visitor services
The Royal Automobile Museum is more than a display of vintage vehicles—it’s a cultural landmark that honors the legacy of King Hussein and celebrates Jordan’s journey toward modernization. A must-visit for automotive lovers and those interested in the intersection of royalty, innovation, and national heritage.
Learn more: www.royalautomuseum.jo