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fahad gazwani
2 months agoFahd Batayneh فهد بطاينة
3 months agoThis is one of few historic places in Aqaba worth visiting. The church is built around 1.5 meters below ground. You can explore the church by walking a path, but will not be able to walk through the different chambers of the church. There are a few signs that explain different parts of the church. Overall, the church is well-maintained. Entering the place is free, and there is a staff member onsite. Parking is challenging to find, and so park your vehicle nearby.
José Sánchez
5 months agoInteresting archaeologically, if you're interested. Used as a park and cat shelter
Daniel Mackler
5 months agoA fascinating excavated ancient church. Thank you to Sara, the Jordanian tourist liaison who was working here when I arrived. Very helpful!
Jesse Noest
5 months ago