"Top Things To Do in " Cultural diversity and urbanization being the primary attractors, Muscat has been able to build a culture of its own over the years. Grand, historic mosques and museums aside, the city does have a vibrant nightlife. Combining tradition and modernity, Muscat strikes a fine balance between the

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Gran Mezquita del Sultán Qaboos "Reflective Setting"

With intricate minarets jutting from each corner of the rectangular shaped complex and a central building adorned with a glittering dome, the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque presents a sparkling visage. 's premier Sultan Qaboos ordered the construction of a majestic prayer house in the year 1993. Following a design contest, the imposing structure was built in by Riyadh Al Balushi Bausher and continues to be one of the finest landmarks of the Arab land. Crafted out of thousands of tons of dazzling Indian sandstone, a key highlight of the mosque is the ornate prayer rug which is woven with 1,700,000,000 braids and exhibits the breathtaking designs of Isfahan, Kashan, Tabriz and Persian cultures. Built to commemorate three decades of the Sultan's reign, the Grand Mosque is an extraordinary piece of Islamic architectural style.

+968 9107 9536 sultanqaboosgrandmosque.com/ Sultan Qaboos Street, Muscat

Bait Al Zubair Museum "Showcasing Omani Heritage"

A visit to the Museum provides a glimpse of the rich cultural heritage of Oman. Exhibits here include artifacts such as traditional jewelry, household items like bed linen and vessels, traditional clothing, military equipment like swords and firearms. Other items also include photographs, maps, historical books, and documents. On display is also by stepnout the private collection of the Al Zubair family. The complex includes a garden of local flora and a miniature village

+968 22 08 4700 www.baitalzubair.com/?la museum@baitalzubairmus Al Bahri Road, Muscat ng=en eum.com

Muttrah Corniche "Beautiful Promenade"

Overlooking the Gulf of Oman, Muttrah Corniche is among the city's most famous landmarks. With its mountainous backdrop and sea as a forefront, this crescent-shaped promenade is indeed scenic. Set in the main port zone, it is reminiscent of a fishing village, giving it a charm of its own. Traditional markets, restaurants, cafes, parks and fountains dot the by Ondřej Žváček corniche. Catch the sunset or watch the cruise ships bobbing away from this place. You can also get a glimpse of the king's dhow moored here. The famed Muttrah Souk and Fort are located close to the promenade. During the nights shimmering lights from the fountains cast a warm glow over the corniche, making it look even more attractive. Corniche, Muscat

Palacio Al Alam "Ceremonial Palace of Sultan"

Exuding opulence and simplicity at the same time, the Al Alam Palace is a rare example of architectural finesse. One of the six royal residences of the ruling monarch of Oman, the palace was commissioned over 200 years ago by Imam Sultan Bin Ahmed. Flanked by the 16th Century Portuguese forts of Al Jalali and Al Mirani, the palace is nestled in the Old by kewl Town of Muscat. The edifice of the palace is embellished with golden and blue pillars while the interiors are known for the elegant marble work. Boasting of a magnificent guest villa on the grounds, the palace was visited by dignitaries like Queen Beatrix of Netherlands.

+968 2 588 6865 Al Alam Palace, Muscat

Ópera Real de Mascate "Cultural Gem"

Situated in the Shati Al-Qurm district, the Royal Opera House of Muscat was commissioned by Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said, and is a splendid example of contemporary Omani architecture. Resplendently beautiful with its formal gardens and graceful architectural style, the Royal Opera House has established itself as a much-revered landmark of the city of by Orientalist Muscat. The opera house is Oman's significant arts and cultural center, lending support and providing impetus to the country's traditional and contemporary performing arts. This high-tech venue encompasses a theater, a glittering auditorium, delectable restaurants and an art center. Surrounded by landscaped gardens which bolster the allure of the sparkling venue, the Royal Opera House hosts a varied program of performances throughout the year, featuring local and international talents.

+968 2440 3332 (Tickets) www.rohmuscat.org.om/ [email protected] Al Kharjiyah Street, Shatti Al Qurm, Muscat

The of Oman

"Oman's National Museum"

Opened in the year 2016, The National Museum (Sultanate of Oman) is a must visit museum in Oman. With an aim to educate the public and youth about the history, culture, and traditions of the country, this museum was established by a royal decree in 2013. It has a number of permanent by galleries focusing on domains such as arms, currency. prehistoric and Mohammedkhamisnasserkha ancient history, the Renaissance, and much more. The complex includes a mis learning center and a gift store.

+968 22 08 1500 [email protected] Al Saidiya Street, Muscat

Oman Oil and Gas Exhibition Centre "A Glimpse Into Omani Oil Industry"

The Oman Oil and Gas Exhibition Centre was established in the year 1995 as a dedication to the country, as it is ranked among the top 25 countries in the world for having natural oil reserves. Formed and managed by the Petroleum Development Oman as part of Knowledge World, the museum by pkmk has a collection of exhibits as well as interactive displays that focus on the extraction, development and application of the natural minerals found in the country.

+968 24 67 5190 www.pdo.co.om/knowledg [email protected] Sayh Al Malih Street, Muscat eworld/Pages/default.aspx m.

Sultan's Armed Forces Museum "Military Museum"

Located in a typical Arabic white castle like structure, the Sultan's Armed Forces Museum is something you should visit while touring the country. The museum has a collection of the royal armed forces objects like uniforms, weapons, vehicles, medals and articles from warbirds on display. The artifacts are well spaced and maintained with the information by Don-vip given of each of the specimens. The large museum compiles the history and lore of the armed forces of the country since ancient to the present times.

+968 2 431 2655 www.mod.gov.om/ar-OM/ [email protected] Al Mujamma Street, Muscat COSSAF/SAFMuseum/

Ghalya's Museum of Modern Art

"Where Past and Present Merge"

Get a feel for Oman's past, present, and future at Ghalya's Museum of Modern Art. Featuring modern works in addition to traditional pieces exploring the country's traditional heritage, there is bound to be something for everyone at this celebrated museum. Another fascinating aspect of this museum is the exhibition on clothes, where traditional, by Ghalya's Museum of custom dresses and costumes are shown in conjunction with their more Modern Art modern counterparts. Other than admiring the wonderful paintings, visitors can also purchase an interesting souvenir at the in-house gift shop.

+968 2471 1640 www.ghalyasmuseum.co [email protected] Muttrah Corniche, Lane No. m/ 811, Muscat

Parque Qurm "Expansive Green Space"

A picturesque park located in Muscat, Qurm Park is an exquisite piece of vibrant land which is equipped with shades and expansive spaces which can be utilized for picnics. A pretty lake is nestled within the confines of the green park, and visitors can sit back and unwind under towering trees which shield them from the bright glare of the sun. Complete with slides by Juozas Šalna and other fun equipment intended for children, Qurm also incorporates intricately carved gazebos at regular intervals. These overlook the lake and also act as veritable seating arrangements. Well-paved roads flanked by pretty trees run through the park which attracts a number of visitors all through the week.

Al Qurm Street, Muscat

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