Step into a 3D virtual walk-through of Jerash Archaeological Park and explore ancient Gerasa as a connected city, tracing the streets and spaces that link its monuments. Begin at Hadrian’s Arch and the Hippodrome, pass through the South Gate, and enter the Oval Plaza, where the sweeping colonnade opens beneath the Sanctuary of Zeus. Continue along the colonnaded Cardo Maximus, following the city’s principal street between temples, fountains, markets and baths. At each stop, pause to examine architectural details and look around to understand how individual buildings relate to the wider urban landscape.
The experience brings the city’s scale into focus, from the South Theatre set into the hillside to the monumental Temple of Artemis and the quieter remains of shops, houses and Byzantine churches. Explore beyond the best-known landmarks to discover the hydraulic stone saw workshop, the early Islamic mosque and the Civic Complex, each offering another perspective on life in Jerash. Panoramic views and detailed stops help you follow changes in the city’s buildings and public spaces across Roman, Byzantine and Islamic periods. Whether preparing for a visit or revisiting familiar places, the walk-through invites you to explore at your own pace and build a clearer picture of Gerasa.
