The ceremonial palace of His Majesty the Sultan, Al Alam Palace stands out with its striking blue and gold facade and is beautifully framed by surrounding forts and sea views.

This private museum showcases Omani heritage through traditional clothing, weaponry, household items, and detailed dioramas, offering a rich cultural experience.

A popular coastal escape in the heart of Muscat, Qurum Beach is ideal for a relaxing stroll, a refreshing swim, or a peaceful sunset by the sea.

An architectural gem and cultural hub, the Royal Opera House Muscat hosts world- class performances in music, dance, and theater, reflecting Oman’s growing arts scene.

A quiet, atmospheric area filled with history, Old Muscat is home to heritage buildings, museums, and royal palaces, offering a glimpse into Oman’s past and royal traditions.

This historic gateway marks the entrance to Old Muscat and houses a small museum showcasing the city’s rich history, ancient trade routes, and architectural evolution.

Stroll along the scenic Matrah Corniche, offering coastal views and traditional charm, then explore the lively Matrah Souq, famous for its spices, souvenirs, and authentic Omani treasures.

A masterpiece of Islamic architecture, the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque features intricate designs, a massive chandelier, and one of the world’s largest hand-woven carpets—a must-see cultural landmark in Muscat.