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Zahran Palace is a royal palace in Amman, Jordan, built in 1957. It is part of the Hashemite royal estate and has been used for official and family occasions, including royal weddings; King Abdullah II and Queen Rania were married there in 1993. The palace represents Jordan's modern monarchy and is distinct from Amman's older Ottoman, Roman and Islamic architectural landmarks, so it is primarily relevant to visitors studying contemporary Jordanian state and royal history.
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When was Zahran Palace built?
Zahran Palace was built in Amman, Jordan, in 1957. It forms part of the Hashemite royal estate.
Who was married at Zahran Palace?
King Abdullah II and Queen Rania of Jordan were married at Zahran Palace in 1993. The palace has also hosted other official and family occasions.
Where is Zahran Palace?
Zahran Palace is located in Amman, the capital of Jordan. It is a royal residence and event space within the Hashemite royal estate.
Is Zahran Palace open like a public museum?
It is primarily a royal palace used for official and family occasions rather than an ordinary public museum. Access can therefore be limited and dependent on official arrangements.
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