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The triumphal arch of Jerash in Jordan is dated to 130 AD. The structure has three gates and was located outside the ancient city at the time. It was built in honor of Emperor Hadrian and is therefore also called Hadrian's Arch. Since its restoration in 2008, the massive Roman archway has been restored to its former glory.
Jerash was known as the Roman city of Gerasa. Many historic buildings are well preserved as some parts of the Roman city were buried in desert sand for centuries. In addition to the triumphal arch / Hadrian's Arch, there are a variety of Sights and attractions in Jerash Jordan admire.
Vacation • Jordan travel guide • Jerash Jordan • Attractions Jerash Jordan • Triumphal Arch (Hadrian's Arch)
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Information on site, as well as personal experiences when visiting the ancient city of Jerash / Gerasa in November 2019.