Tourist Attractions
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque »
Likened to a radiant lighthouse beckoning locals and visitors into the heart of Muscat city, the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is a grand display of Islamic architecture, faith and culture. Apart from the ability to hold 20,000 worshippers, Oman's largest mosque also hosts one of the world's biggest Swarovski crystal... more »
Royal Opera House Muscat »
Muscat's Royal Opera House is one of the newest and most spectacular attractions in the capital city and, on a larger scale, the country. The ROHM continues to work towards elevating Oman's cultural status, existing as a beacon of both Omani modernism and tradition. The state-of-the-art venue showcases a diverse... more »
Wadi Shab »
Its arid desert landscapes may dominate our imaginations, but Oman is also home to many oases of tranquillity. Wadi Shab is one of the most popular spots for both local Omani and visitors to unwind and cool off before settling in for a picnic lunch. A "wadi" by any other... more »
Bahla Fort »
In the humble Oasis of Bahla, less than two hours drive from capital city Muscat, one historical edifice takes precedence over all others. The mud-brick Bahla Fort is one of the oldest and largest in Oman – a country famous for its impressive fortifications. Steeped in ancient history, some parts... more »
Ghalya's Museum of Modern Art »
Step back in time and visit vintage Muscat at Ghalya's Museum of Modern Art. The unique gallery focuses on illustrating Omani life between 1950 and 1975, with displays dedicated to an era when Oman was still struggling to find its feet. Entire rooms have been reconstructed to show the typical... more »
