Destination
Madaba
Durée
1 jour
Type de programme
Religieux
Durée
Excursion d'une journée
In Madaba, history isn't kept behind glass — it's underfoot, in floors of coloured stone laid by Byzantine hands fourteen centuries ago. This full-day journey invites you into a town where ancient Christian heritage and spectacular mosaic art meet biblical history, traditional Jordanian culture, and a warmth that lingers long after the visit ends. You'll first climb Mount Nebo, where Moses is said to have gazed upon the Promised Land, before descending into Madaba's storied lanes to admire the celebrated Mosaic Map at St. George's Church — a masterpiece of devotion and craft. Along the way, local artisans welcome you into their workshops to reveal a tradition still very much alive, while the town's markets and cafés offer an unhurried taste of authentic Jordanian life. The day closes, fittingly, over a memorable Jordanian lunch — a final, delicious chapter in a story that has been unfolding here for centuries. This is Madaba as it deserves to be discovered: unhurried, richly layered, and guided by an expert who knows exactly where its magic lives.
Discover the world-famous Madaba Mosaic Map.
Enjoy breathtaking views from Mount Nebo.
Experience authentic Jordanian culture and craftsmanship.
Taste traditional Jordanian cuisine in a welcoming local setting.
Morning departure from the designated meeting point, beginning a day of biblical history and Byzantine art.
Travel comfortably toward the historic city of Madaba with a scenic stop at Mount Nebo, where Prophet Moses is believed to have viewed the Promised Land.
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views overlooking the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Jerusalem on clear days.
Continue to Madaba and visit St. George's Church, home to the world-famous Madaba Mosaic Map, one of the oldest surviving maps of the Holy Land.
Optional visit to La Storia Tourism Complex & Museum to experience Jordan's history through interactive exhibits and cultural displays.
Stroll through Madaba's charming streets, browse traditional markets, and discover authentic local handicrafts and souvenirs.
Enjoy a delicious traditional Jordanian lunch at a carefully selected local restaurant or a certified community-based dining experience.
Free time for shopping, photography, and exploring the city's welcoming atmosphere.
Return to the departure point in the afternoon, closing a day of art, heritage, and warm hospitality.
A welcoming town celebrated as the "City of Mosaics," where Byzantine artistry and a living Christian community give this destination an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Jordan.
The sacred summit where Moses is believed to have viewed the Promised Land, offering sweeping views across the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and — on clear days — Jerusalem.
A 19th-century Greek Orthodox church built above an earlier basilica, home to the celebrated Madaba Mosaic Map and a place of quiet reverence.
One of the oldest surviving cartographic depictions of the Holy Land, a 6th-century masterpiece rendered entirely in coloured stone.
Lively streets where mosaic art, textiles, and local crafts are displayed in shopfronts that have traded for generations.
Intimate studios where Madaba's artisans continue a centuries-old craft by hand, offering visitors a rare, authentic look at living heritage.
A beautifully curated complex bringing Jordan's history and folklore to life through immersive exhibits and traditional architecture — a memorable stop for culture and photography lovers alike.
A charming independent bookstore and cultural corner in Madaba, ideal for browsing local literature, art, and thoughtful souvenirs with a story behind them.
Watch skilled local artisans continue Madaba's centuries-old mosaic tradition by hand, and take home a genuine piece of the city's living craft heritage.
Families
Couples
Solo Travelers
Christian Pilgrims
History Enthusiasts
Cultural Explorers
Photography Lovers
Art & Mosaic Enthusiasts
Site entry tickets are not included so you can use a Jordan Pass if you have one. We’ll advise the best option.
Yes — every program runs privately for your group, on the date that suits you.
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