Qasr Al-Abed, is an ancient Roman-era structure located approximately 25 kilometers west of Amman, Jordan. Dating back to the 2nd century AD, this well-preserved site is notable for its impressive architecture and intricate carvings. Originally thought to be a lavish estate or villa, it features ornate columns, decorated courtyards, and detailed stonework.

The name "Qasr Al-Abed," meaning "Castle of the Slave," may reflect local legends or historical terminology from the Ottoman period. The site offers valuable insights into Roman architectural and social practices, making it a significant destination for understanding Jordan’s ancient history and cultural heritage.