Raghadan Palace, Royal palace in Maqar district, Amman, Jordan
The palace features colored glass windows and detailed woodwork throughout its halls, with architectural elements influenced by Middle Eastern designs.
Built in 1926 for King Abdullah I at a cost of £1,600, the palace was constructed using stones transported from the southern town of Ma'an.
The Throne Hall within Raghadan Palace serves as the main venue for state ceremonies and meetings with international dignitaries during major Islamic festivals.
Located at coordinates 31.956111, 35.949444, the palace maintains offices on its upper floors dedicated to state management and diplomatic functions.
A dedicated room preserves two wooden chairs that belonged to Sharif Hussein bin Ali, who resided in the palace until his death in 1931.
Inception: 1926
GPS coordinates: 31.95611,35.94944
Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:36
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