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Sweifieh : ウィキペディア英語版
Sweifieh

Sweifieh (also spelled Swéfiéh and Swéfieyé) is a district located in the western area of the Jordanian capital Amman. Even though the district is large enough to qualify for becoming a city itself, it's considered officially part of the Wadi as-Ser area.
==Life==

Sweifieh is notorious for its night-life and its shopping culture, malls and shopping centres are scattered around, the best known being the Albaraka Mall due to its accessible location and quality shops. Another landmark of the area is the well known Wakalat Street (Agencies Street), a Pedestrian zone containing dozens of expensive and luxurious shops and cafés. Many people opt to live on the outskirts of the area because real estate can be extremely expensive, the high prices seen on anything in the area and the 24/7 congestion.
The area is served by several clubs, cafés, restaurants, bars and hotels. Clubbing is a major sub-culture that the city produces and remains the leading reason why many of the city's inhabitants visit the area. The exclusive clubs tend to move away slightly towards the nearby Abdoun area which is calmer and has an exclusive undertone to it.
It is estimated that Sweifieh has more bars, nightclubs and adult entertainment venues than the rest of the city combined, making Sweifieh an unofficial red-light district among the residents.

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