Discover Muscat’s Wonders
Embark on our comprehensive Muscat City Tour for an unforgettable experience. Explore Oman’s vibrant capital and its iconic landmarks.

Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
Firstly, visit the awe-inspiring Grand Mosque, one of the world’s largest. Marvel at its intricate architecture, the second largest handmade carpet, and a dazzling chandelier. Open from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. Saturday through Thursday, the mosque is closed on Fridays.

Royal Opera House and Shatti Qurum Beach
Next, admire the elegant Royal Opera House, either touring the interior or snapping a photo outside. Then, drive along the picturesque Shatti Qurum beach road and visit the bustling Fish Market. There, indulge in traditional Omani honey-drizzled bread and saffron karak tea.

Mutrah Souq
Afterward, immerse yourself in the vibrant Mutrah Souq. Explore labyrinthine alleys filled with unique souvenirs, antiques, and hidden treasures. This lively market has been a trading hub for centuries.

Al Alam Palace and Portuguese Forts
Following the souq, witness the majestic Al Alam Palace, the official residence of His Majesty Royal Highness Sultan Qaboos. The palace, surrounded by 16th-century Portuguese forts Mirani and Jalali, showcases Oman’s rich history.

Bait Al Zubair Museum
Subsequently, experience Omani culture at Bait Al Zubair Museum. This charming private museum displays traditional Omani clothing, weaponry, jewelry, and household items. It offers insight into the lives of Omanis throughout history.

Information to Consider:

The entrance fees for the Royal Opera House Muscat (ROHM) and Royal Opera House Muscat Amphitheatre (ROHMA) are as follows:

• ROHM or ROHMA building only: Adult – OMR. 3.15; Child – OMR. 1.05; Group 10+ (OMR. 2.1 per person)
• ROHM and ROHMA combined: Adult – OMR. 4.2; Child – OMR. 2.1; Group 10+ (OMR. 3.68 per person)

Dress code:

• Men are required to wear long trousers.
• Women should wear long trousers or skirts with long sleeves, and their hair covered.