Nymphaeum of Jerash
The majestic nymphaeum of the ancient Jerash in Jordan had two floors and was a sanctuary for the water nymphs. Originally, water was piped from the surrounding area into containers of statues. From these the water flowed into a well. Frescoes, marble cladding and a semi-dome in the roof are further special features.
The old roman city Jerash was known in its heyday under the name Gerasa. In addition to the nymphaeum of Jerash, she has many others points of interest & sights to offer.
Would you like to know what the nymphaeum used to look like? the 3D Animation takes you on a journey through time.
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On-site information and personal experiences from a visit to the ancient city of Jerash / Gerasa in November 2019.