Arab Revolt Plaza

Magnificent historical place. The view is great. You could grab some coffee from demitris and enjoy your time.

I love what they’ve done to the place, great variety of restaurants and cafes in addition to the incredible view 😍

One of the best places to set and chill in Aqaba... I recommend ordering a cup of take away tea from one of the cafeterias at the squar and setting at the boats deck watching sunset

Amazing place ,,must visit

Beautiful place to start a walk by the sea in Aqaba.
Close to the fort

Really cool plaza... Massive flag... Great view of the harbor...

Awesome ambiance for families and kids best location to watch seaside with anchoring ships , cruise ships And pleasure boats . Few modern well reputed cafees and restaurants are opening gradually. You can take glass boats from this place which has small quasyside for boarding these boats safely .

There are free places and all services are available, and it is a family place

It's nice place to be but not during the day hours because of the high temperature. Restaurants and coffee shops available there

Very beautiful relaxing place

Lots of nice shops and a great view. Loved it. Wad able to rent electric scooters and go around the area

nice place, there are some cafes and restaurants, you can walk and sit near the sea, well organised

Very interested place-port nice local Food and atractions.

The square is open on all sides, no tickets are required to enter, it is preferable to enter on weekends, and the reason is that events are held here.

A lovely plaza, quiet and peaceful, commemorating the Arab Revolt against the Turks. Interesting history with the sixth largest freestanding flagpole in the world!

Nice place
We enjoyed the chilling wind during the very hot weather

Been here in December 2011, right after the Syrian revolution had started. We didn’t know it until we arrived at a hotel in Aqaba and had a chance to watch a tv news.

There were many Syrian refugees. I met some of them, about four family of approximately 30 people arrived on a bus. They couldn’t afford a Hotel so they just stayed on a bus all night. We couldn’t communicate with each other, but I could understand how desperate they were. It’s been almost 9 years, but I still think of them and wish they return to their home safe and unharmed.

Loved the renovations

Had a lot of fun there children playing teenagers dancing all screaming with joy beach is shining over the reflection of the moon a must go place !!

The flag of the Great Arab Revolt is located in the center of the city of Aqaba, south of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, overlooking the northern coast of the Gulf of Aqaba, carrying the flag of the Arab revolution. It is 132 meters high, the highest in the world at the time of its creation in 2004, and now ranks sixth in terms of altitude.