Pickup from Amman with a private leisure vehicle and driver who doubles up as your guide, travel to As-Salt (UNESCO World Heritage). Built on hills, ruled by the Romans and Byzantines before enjoying prosperity under the Ottomans from the 1890s to the 1920s. Walk with a local guide taking in all the colors, smells, textures, and sounds of the city and experience As-Salt's daily life. This walking tour takes you to the town's main attractions and best experiences. Visiting the Historic Old Salt Museum, the beautiful Abu Jaber House. It has been converted into the Historical Old Salt Museum, showcasing the history of the golden age of the city. Al Ain Plaza: As-Salt's old down town surrounded by Hammam Street, Al-Eskafyeh stairs and Al Khayateen stairs. Visit the Great Mosque, which was once the oldest mosque in the city, was originally constructed in the 13th century and was later rebuilt in 2007 in Al Ain Plaza, the center of the city, reflecting a mix of modern and traditional architecture. As a town that appreciates interfaith coexistence, the stairs of the mosque lead to the church of the Good Shepherd. Savor the taste of traditional bread of As-Salt at A'shour Bakery, Shrak, baked with old-style tools that were used throughout history. Visit the farmers' market with independent local shops selling fresh fruits and vegetables. Shop intricately-made silver and gold at the jewelry market, where you can find handmade accessories and authentic designs. Drop-off at Amman Hotel.