Jordan trip #2

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To those of you who missed day 1, here it is.

So day 2 was rich and fun! Rainbow street is my favourite part of Amman. It’s a cultural/artsy street, beautifully designed. The Royal Film Commission is the most beautiful thing I’ve seen in Amman: an old renovated villa, where people can watch/talk about/plan/edit/film movies. Then we went to Darat Al Funun under lovely Lina‘s guidance. The CC Salon was an amazing event, and it was a chance to meet and greet lovely people/artists from Amman & the Arab world. I am really thrilled by the feedback I got after the presentation, thank you so much to all who were there After that, we headed to ‘Shahrazad’, a traditional restaurant in a popular area, formerly a cinema. Very vernacular. The food was great and the company was amazing. A big thank you to Mohamed Kilani & Kamel Al Asmar for their fantastic hospitality!

Now see you tomorrow in the 3rd and last part of the trip! (and the most action-packed part ) Hasta mañana queridos!

Tags: amman, Creative Commons, map, presentation, queen rania center for entrepreneurship, rainbow street, royal film commission