Madaba Archaeological Park
Discover the Oldest Mosaic Found in Jordan
The Magnificent Madaba Archaeological Park: A Treasure Trove of Ancient Mosaics and History! Established in 1995, this park preserves and presents archaeological wonders from Roman and Byzantine eras.
Step into the eastern section to witness the oldest mosaic fragment discovered in Jordan, showcased at the entrance alongside a captivating exhibition of regional mosaics. Marvel at the exquisite Hippolytus Hall floor, a rare depiction of ancient myth via mosaics, and explore the protected ruins of the round Church of the Virgin Mary, sheltered by the visionary design of architect Ammar Khammash.
Follow the path of a preserved Roman road to uncover the stunning mosaics of the Crypt of St. Elianus. Delve deeper into the site to discover the courtyard and buildings of the Madaba Institute for Mosaic Art and Restoration (MIMAR), where tradition meets contemporary preservation efforts
