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What to see in Muscat
Al Jalali and Al Mirani Forts
The Al Jalali and Al Mirani Forts were built during the Portuguese colonial rule of Oman during the 16th Century, and…
Bait al Baranda
Even for those without an interest in Muscat's history, the Bait Al Baranda Museum presents a fascinating if long (750…
Beaches in Oman
With a coastline stretching 1,060 miles (1,700km) along the Arabian Sea, it is unsurprising that Oman boasts a stunning…
Muttrah Fish Market
An attraction that offers visitors a wonderful taste of local produce is a trip to the Muttrah fish market. Every day,…
Old Muttrah Souk
Old Mutrah Souk is the most popular traditional bazaar in Muscat. The market is a small maze of narrow alleyways formed…
Qasr Al Alam Royal Palace
Qasr Al Alam Royal Palace is the working office for Sultan Qaboos. Built in 1972, it is flanked on each side by the ancient…
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is a new yet architecturally classic building completed in 2001 after six years of construction,…
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